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Characteristics
- Type
- data
- Format
- triaxial
- Electrical characteristics
- power
- Product applications
- transmission, cable, control
- Domain
- outdoor, fast
- Protection class
- IP68
- Other characteristics
- rugged
- Impedance
75 Ohm
- Primary current
14 A
- Voltage
1.7 kV
- Pitch
1.5 mm
(0.059 in)- Operating temperature
Max.: 85 °C
(185 °F)Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)
Description
-Standard for TRIAX broadcast cameras
-HD/SD signal compliant, constant quality of transmission
-Long transmission distance (30% longer than Triax 14)
-360° EMC shielded
-Corrosion resistant
-Up to IP68 sealing mated (liquid tight)
-Operating temperatures from -55 °C to +135 °C
-5,000 mating cycles
Professional broadcasters and producers demand high-performance and reliable equipment. The Fischer 1051 Triax HD Pro+™ connectors link HD video cameras and related equipment dependably. Plug-and-play solutions include fiber optic signal, triaxial and power connectors, plus options for connecting the camera control unit (CCU) to cameras, equipping outside broadcasting (OB) vans and connecting fiber media converters.
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