Description
406204-940 5m Extension cable with LTW plugs in both ends.

One plug is for bulk mount. 12 pole LTW cable for CAN with screen
The 406204-940 5m Extension Cable with LTW plugs on both ends is specifically engineered for robust marine applications. This high-performance cable features a 12-pole LTW design, ensuring reliable connectivity for various marine communication devices. The extension cable is designed to maintain signal integrity with its integrated shielding, making it ideal for critical communications where performance is paramount.
406204-940 Extension Cable
Key Features:
- Length: 5 meters, providing ample reach for installation flexibility.
- Connector Type: LTW plugs at both ends for secure connections.
- Shielded Design: Reduces interference and enhances signal quality.
Use Cases:
- Marine Communication: Extending connections for VHF radios, AIS transceivers, and other marine electronics.
- Flexible Installations: Ideal for applications requiring longer distances between equipment in boats, yachts, or maritime facilities.
- Reliable Performance: Perfect for emergency communication setups, ensuring minimal signal loss.
This extension cable is a vital accessory for maintaining efficient and reliable communication in marine environments.
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Confirm the cable type, connector combination, cable length and the equipment at both ends of the run before ordering. For RF cables, frequency, cable loss and connector quality matter; for data or programming leads, the exact interface and equipment generation should be checked. Existing cable routing and gland requirements may also affect the installation.
Cable assemblies should be checked end-to-end before ordering: equipment model, connector gender and type, cable length and routing all matter. For RF work, avoid unnecessary length and confirm that the selected cable is appropriate for the operating frequency.





















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