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Livolo einfaches, graues LAN-Modul CAT6A

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Livolo einfaches, graues LAN-Modul CAT6ALivolo einfaches LAN Modul als Enddose Bitte beachten Sie, dass es sich bei diesem Angebot nur um ein Modul OHNE Glasblende handelt. Dies ist ein einfaches Livolo LAN Modul RJ45 in grau. Es handelt sich um ein CAT6 Modul, mit dem Sie z. B. smarte Gerte mit dem Router ber einen stabilen, kabelgebundenen Anschluss verbinden knnen. Diese Module knnen nur als Enddosen genutzt werden. Das Modul verfgt ber 360 Zugentlastung und die Schirmung der Module

Livolo einfaches LAN-Modul als Enddose


Bitte beachten Sie, dass es sich bei diesem Angebot nur um ein Modul OHNE Glasblende handelt.


Dies ist ein einfaches Livolo LAN-Modul RJ45 in grau. Es handelt sich um ein CAT6 Modul, mit dem Sie z. B. smarte Geräte mit dem Router über einen stabilen, kabelgebundenen Anschluss verbinden können. Diese Module können nur als Enddosen genutzt werden.

Das Modul verfügt über 360° Zugentlastung und die Schirmung der Module unterstützt Übertragungsgeschwindigkeiten bis zu 10 Gbit/s und 500 MHz, wenn die verwendeten Kabel CAT6A oder höher sind. Geeignet für einen Aderquerschnitt zwischen AWG 22 – 24, RJ45-Anschlüsse und die Montage erfolgt ohne Spezialwerkzeug.


Einsetzbar für PoE+ (Power over Ethernet).


Auf Wunsch können Sie die leere Hälfte des Moduls auch mit einem weiteren halben Modul bestücken (z. B. Netzwerk-Anschluss).


In Kombination mit der passenden Glasblende wird dieses Modul zu einem echten Hingucker.


Einfache und schnelle Montage, sowohl vertikal als auch horizontal.


Im unseren Shop finden Sie auch Spreizkrallen (LG-01) im 2er Pack, für Unterputzdosen ohne Verschraubungsmöglichkeit. Geeignet für Hohlwände und ältere Häuser (Baujahr vor 1970). Bei Verwendung von Spreizkrallen sind 68 mm große Unterputzdosen besser geeignet.


Die Module werden mittels der Metallrahmen durch Schrauben an den Unterputzdosen befestigt.
Der Austausch erfolgt wie bei anderen Wipp-Schalter-Herstellern. Ersetzen Sie einfach Ihre alten Wipp-Schalter durch ein neues, langlebiges Design. Die Verkabelung bleibt die gleiche.

Die Lichtschalter- und Steckdosen-Module sind für Unterputzdosen mit 60-68 mm Durchmesser geeignet. Der Lochabstand für Mehrfach-Blenden beträgt 71 mm.

Bei uns erhalten Sie die komplette Livolo Bandbreite; von einem einfachen Wipp-Lichtschalter bis zum smarthome-fähigen Touch-Rollladenschalter.

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Technische Daten:

Staubschutzkappe am Modul (abnehmbar)

Geeignet: für Cat.6 und Cat.7 – Kabel (Ø 6-10mm)

IDC-Klemmen für Leiter: 0,51 - 0,64 mm Ø AWG 24-22

IDC-Klemmen für einen Leiter: 0,13-0,22 mm² AWG 26 (PE-Foamskin), AWG 24 (PE-solid)

Zugentlastung/Schirmung: 360°

Geschwindigkeit: 10 Gbit/s und 500 MHz

Aderquerschnitten: AWG 22-24

Widerbelegbarkeit: 10-mal

Fehlstecksicherung: RJ11/12

Kompatibel: RJ45 Netzwerkkabel


Abmessungen:

71 x 71 x 40 mm


Lieferumfang:

Im Lieferumfang enthalten ist:


- 1 x Livolo Innenleben Netzwerk-Modul einfach, gemäß Bestellung

- Bedienungsanleitung



Achtung nur Innenleben! Passende Glasblenden finden Sie bei uns im Shop!






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