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Amphenol Commercial ix Industrial IP20 Connectors
February 9, 2021
Amphenol Commercial ix Industrial IP20 Connectors enable Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity for Ethernet and other industrial protocols through all levels of an operation. Amphenol Commercial ix Industrial IP20 Connectors are 10mm-pitch connectors featuring two-point metal latches. The series is just 25% of the size of an RJ45 connector, allowing greater port density and mating security. These connectors are Power over Ethernet (PoE) capable and provide data performance to Cat6A level (10GBASE-T). The series also features 360° shielding through the mated pair for superior electromagnetic interference (EMI) protection.
FEATURES
- - High data-rate performance for 10G Ethernet, with PoE capability
- - High electromagnetic interference (EMI) protection for noisy environments
- - Increased port density compared to RJ45
- - Robust two-point metal latches for secure mating
- - Fully intermateable with ix Industrial products from other authorized vendors
APPLICATIONS
- - Data
- - Switches
- - Traffic control
- - Monitoring systems
- - Medical
- - Healthcare
- - Medical equipment
- - Industrial and instrumentation
- - Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
- - Factory / process automation
- - Robotics
- - Building automation
- - Test equipment
SPECIFICATIONS
- - 30mΩ maximum (per IEC 60512-2-1, Test 2a) initial contact resistance
- - 100mΩ maximum (per IEC 60512-2-1, Test 2a) shielding resistance
- - 500MΩ minimum at 500VDC (per IEC 60512-3-1, Test 3a) insulation resistance
- - 500VDC (per IEC 60512-4-1, Test 4a, Method A) dielectric withstanding voltage
- - Complies with IEC61076-3-124
- - 75% smaller than RJ45
- - 5000 mating cycles
- - 1.5A at 40°C (per IEC 60512-5-2, Test 5b) current rating
- - Voltage rating
- - 50VAC maximum
- - 60VDC maximum
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