Cables & Accessories

Cables & Accessories

Data networks evolve over time as technology improves; it is often necessary to connect legacy copper-wired serial communications to modern TCP/IP communications through more advanced media such as optical fiber. Moreover, many different types of data formats, standards, media and connectors are often mixed and used together within a single data network. Examples of different types of standards and protocols include physical-layer standards, such as RS-232, RS-485, RS-422, TTL, USB, and TCP/IP, and higher-level protocols, such as ProfibusInterbus, Modbus, BACnet, and Modbus TCP/IP. Copper wires and optical fibers are typical examples of different media; and there are dozens of different connectors used for machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity and data communication systems, including DB9, DB25, USB type A, USB type B, mini USB, micro USB, terminal blocks, RJ11, RJ45, and STSC, FC, and LC connectors for fiber optic products. With our wide range of robust, machine-made cables, connectors, patch cords, terminal blocks, and gender changers, you can enjoy the maximum uptime and drastically reduce repair and replacement costs for your M2M connectivity and data communication systems. From serial to TCP/IP, copper wire to optical ber, and D-sub to USB, CommFront connects your legacy and modern networks with industrial ruggedness.

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Ethernet Cables & Connectors

Data networks evolve over time, and the same applies to Ethernet cables; from CAT 3 to CAT 6, the requirements for twisted-pair cables have become more demanding
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Fiber Optic Cables & Connectors

Fiber optic patch cords provide convenient connections between fiber-optic converters and patch panels. CommFront offers a range of high-quality, color- and number-coded,
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RS232 DB9 / DB25 Serial Cables & Connectors

RS232 serial ports come in various forms (such as DB9, DB25 and Terminal Blocks) and with both female and male connectors;
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USB Cables & Connectors

Replacing conventional RS232 / RS485 / RS422 ports, USB has become the norm for controlling computer peripherals, and it has now moved from the desktop to more challenging environments, 
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