Product Description
In today's digital world, IT is integrating all sorts of content, including audio, video, and power. But what works well for IT may not be ideal for A/V and power applications. A common issue is the shrinking copper size in Category Cable patch cords. IT trends towards smaller 28 AWG conductors for higher density in patchbays and racks. Most manufacturers' standard Shielded Cat6A patch cables are 26 AWG, which can lead to failures in A/V and PoE/HDBaseT links due to high voltage attenuation and poor power delivery. Liberty's new patch cable line is here to solve these problems. Designed to support HDBaseT, power, audio, and video over IP, these cables use true 24 AWG conductors for less attenuation and better power supply. The new Cat5E, Cat6, and Cat6A patch cables from Liberty prevent issues before they occur. Other great features include molded boots for better strength and durability, and a snagless latch design. Key Features: 24 AWG stranded bare copper conductors; 4 twisted pairs with different lays to reduce crosstalk; U/UTP format with unshielded pairs and no overall shield; Flame-rated PVC jacket available in 6 colors; Molded snagless strain relief boots for extra support.
Using this Liberty AV patch cable is a breeze. First, make sure your devices are turned off. Then, simply plug one end of the cable into the appropriate port on your source device, like a computer or router, and the other end into the destination device, such as a printer or TV. When handling the cable, avoid bending it sharply or pulling it too hard, as this could damage the internal conductors. To keep your cable in good condition, keep it away from heat sources and sharp objects. If it gets dirty, you can gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Remember, using the right cable for your devices will ensure stable performance and reliable connections.
