Description
LANmark-7 GG45 is a standardised High Speed ‘2 in 1’ Snap-In Connector, which contains a full Cat6 (RJ45) Interface as well as a full Cat7 Interface, using additional contacts for the 600 MHz transmission.
LANmark-7 offers uniquely backwards compatible services realised through an incorporated switch, which activates a maximum of 8 out of 12 contacts. For 100/250 MHz transmission performance, the upper 8 RJ45 contacts are used, for 600 MHz the 8 contacts in the extreme corners are used.
The LANmark-7 GG45 Snap-In Connector is part of the Nexans modular Snap-In system and fits in all structural hardware designed for this range. It is a full-screened connector with 360° EMC protection. 4 versions of LANmark-7 GG45 are available: one for solid cables, one for stranded cables, a UL version and a Heavy Duty connector for harsh environments. The version of GG45 for stranded wire is especially made for networks, which use 3/4 Connector Links and so called Consolidation Points to achieve higher flexibility. GG45 for stranded wire can terminate single ended flexible patch cords at those Consolidation Points.
An optional adapter clip can be added to fit the outer dimensions of the international well-known keystone format.
Application
LANmark-7 GG45 supports all data applications defined for Cat5, Cat5E, Cat6 and Cat7 such as 10BaseT, 100BaseT, Gigabit Ethernet, 1000BaseTX, 1GBaseTX2 over Class F, 1GBaseTX4 over Class F, 10GBaseT according IEEE802.3.AN, 155 ATM, 622 ATM, 1G ATM (CB1G) ..... .
Performance
The LANmark-7 GG45 Snap-In Connector has been designed to reach the highest performance in Cat6, Cat7 and broadcast applications (as for example ISO 15018 residential cabling). It has outstanding performance for attenuation (insertion loss), NEXT/FEXT, Power Sum NEXT/FEXT and RETURN LOSS. A metal cross inside the connector ensures the high NEXT performance in Cat6 and Cat7 mode. Excellent Return Loss Values ensure that LANmark-7 GG45 in addition to all Data applications is best suited to support CATV signals up to 1000 MHz.
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