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I use it strictly with ubiquity's tough cable and tough cable connectors for rapid field deployment and guaranteed grounding (it packs an extra wire in the cable that is also in contact with the shielding directly to the RJ45 jacket).
The end product is a very sturdy and eclectically safe cable, but its thick and as the name speaks for itself tough. Its rigid end not so bendable if you are to squeeze it in tight spaces. I mean that you can surely do it, but not in a repeated manner (the cable will fail).
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I still use it although in that configuration because its (in my opinion) the safest grounding solution that is vital for any AES50 network to work properly.
This is not an advertisement, this is the way i figured out the safest for my equipment which uses AES50 networking. Any brand of STP cabling will work using the Neutrik plug plus the required grounded RJ45 plug.
If you are looking into DIYing a really long snake, play it safe:
Just buy a good quality Prefabbed cable drum at the 70% of the maximum length recommended by your equipment's manufacturer.
I you need more than that (lengthwise), get an extender or repeater or switch (depending on the network) and an extra cable drum.
I use it strictly with ubiquity's tough cable and tough cable connectors for rapid field deployment and guaranteed grounding (it packs an extra wire in the cable that is also in contact with the shielding directly to the RJ45 jacket).
The end product is a very sturdy and eclectically safe cable, but its thick and as the name speaks for itself tough. Its rigid end
I use it strictly with ubiquity's tough cable and tough cable connectors for rapid field deployment and guaranteed grounding (it packs an extra wire in the cable that is also in contact with the shielding directly to the RJ45 jacket).
The end product is a very sturdy and eclectically safe cable, but its thick and as the name speaks for itself tough. Its rigid end not so bendable if you are to squeeze it in tight spaces. I mean that you can surely do it, but not in a repeated manner (the cable will fail).
(Recommended for installed systems)
I still use it although in that configuration because its (in my opinion) the safest grounding solution that is vital for any AES50 network to work properly.
This is not an advertisement, this is the way i figured out the safest for my equipment which uses AES50 networking. Any brand of STP cabling will work using the Neutrik plug plus the required grounded RJ45 plug.
If you are looking into DIYing a really long snake, play it safe:
Just buy a good quality Prefabbed cable drum at the 70% of the maximum length recommended by your equipment's manufacturer.
I you need more than that (lengthwise), get an extender or repeater or switch (depending on the network) and an extra cable drum.
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Looks good.
Emanuel D 07.09.2020
it looks good. Didn't use it yet, but if we'll have problems, I'll come back and write the negatives.
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Very handy
Maarten V 27.10.2019
Works perfectly on our Cat5e cable which makes our connection very sturdy. Was a little hard to figure out how to install, but it worked.
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Neues DesignNew design
Markus Krippner 04.05.2019
Das neue Design ist prima... keine klitzekleinen Plastikteile mehr, die man leicht verlieren kann. Leider leider passen die Neutrik-Beschriftungsringe XXCR nicht auf diese grosse Nut.... das wäre so naheliegend gewesen, ist aber leider nicht so. Trotzdem volle Punktzahl :-)
The new design is great... no more tiny plastic parts that are easy to lose. Unfortunately, the Neutrik XXCR labeling rings do not fit this large groove... that would have been so obvious, but unfortunately it is not the case. Still full marks :-)