V2 Technologies
V2 Technologies M12 X-Coded 8 Pin to RJ45 Cat 7e Cable 2M 2 in 1 accessory
Shielded Cat 7e cable links RJ45 to M12 X-coded connector for industrial cameras and scanners
- Reliable 10 Gigabit Ethernet over Cat 7e SSTP
- EMI/RFI protection from foil and braid shielding
- Oil-resistant PUR jacket withstands industrial contaminants
- Secure M12 X-Coded screw lock prevents accidental disconnects
- Compatible with Cognex in-Sight cameras including CKR-202-001
Industrial Gigabit Cable 2M
The V2 Technologies M12 X-Coded cable connects an RJ45 port to an M12 8-pole X-Coded screw lock connector. It is built to Cat 7e specification and supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet over shielded twisted pair. The 2 metre length suits fixed industrial camera installations.
Suits Cognex vision systems
This assembly matches the Cognex in-Sight series and listed barcode scanners including part numbers CKR-202-001, ISM1100-10, CCB-M8IO-02, CCB-84901-1002-02, VPRO-BASE-U, CAM-FWB-SCT-VM, CFB-CBL-15, CFB-IO-CBL-SCOUT and CFB-IC3. Buyers needing a different connector keying or a non-shielded patch lead should look elsewhere.
Screw lock install notes
The M12 end uses a screw lock that seats with hand tightening; no special tool is required. The PUR jacket resists oil and common contaminants while the overall foil and braid shield blocks EMI and RFI. A loose lock ring or a bent pin on the X-Coded face are the typical issues that cause link drops.
Highlights
- Reliable 10 Gigabit Ethernet over Cat 7e SSTP
- EMI/RFI protection from foil and braid shielding
- Oil-resistant PUR jacket withstands industrial contaminants
- Secure M12 X-Coded screw lock prevents accidental disconnects
- Compatible with Cognex in-Sight cameras including CKR-202-001
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will this M12 X-Coded 8-pin cable connect directly to my Cognex ISM1100-10 camera?
Yes, the ISM1100-10 is listed among the compatible Cognex models for this M12 X-Coded to RJ45 cable.
Can I run this Cat 7e cable alongside my existing Cat5e patch cords without speed loss?
The Cat 7e cable is backward compatible with Cat5e, so it will operate at the lowest common speed when mixed with older cables.
How do I confirm the 10 Gigabit link is active after plugging in the RJ45 and M12 ends?
Check the switch or NIC LEDs for a 10 Gbps indicator and verify negotiated speed in the OS network adapter settings.
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