DATACLEAR®
DATACLEAR® MIL-DTL 24643/60 CAT 5e Cables
DATACLEAR® Marine /60 cables are Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) Category 5e data cables to serve the shipboard market. Typically, these stranded conductor cables are used as patch cords or where increased flexibility is a benefit.
Overview
- Replacement of halogenated insulations (PVC, Fluoropolymer) in confined shipboard compartments, thereby eliminating a major source of halogenated toxic gases in the event of fire.
- Maintains exceptional main link data communication capabilities in accordance with current ANSI/TIA/EIA 568B.2 standard for Local Area Network (LAN) premise wiring.
Key Features
High Performance through material science
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Water-blocked and Non water-blocked
Applications
Supporting Today's Military & Defense Technologies
Designed to deliver reliable data, signal, and communications performance across military and shipboard applications where demanding environmental conditions and mission-critical connectivity require rugged, dependable cable solutions.
Ideal For:
- Automation
- Control Systems
- Industrial Networks
- Machine Vision
- Military Communications
- Power Distribution Units
- Process Control
- Tactical Vehicle Systems
Knowledge Center
Military & Defense Resources & Technical Guidance
Case Study
U.S. Navy specialized Cat 5e Ethernet cable development

Discover how a specialized team successfully developed a low-smoke, zero-halogen, water-blocked Cat 5e Ethernet cable to meet the rigorous QPL specifications of the U.S. Navy fleet.
- 2008FIRST QPL-ACCEPTED
- 500 MHzCAT 6A PERFORMANCE
- SHIPBOARDRUGGED DESIGN
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