Keep audio equipment connected during live gigs with the 50' SuperCAT Shielded CAT5e EtherCON Cable from SoundTools. Designed to hold up under demanding conditions, the shielded SuperCAT is both flame and UV resistant and features a black lay-flat halogen-free polyurethane jacket. Capable of 48-volt phantom power, COM, and DMX connections, this CAT5e cable is specifically intended to transfer data over long cable runs. Each end of the SoundTools SuperCAT terminates in genuine Neutrik NE8MC-B-1 connectors, ensuring a secure fit.

Shielded CAT5e Cable    Flame & UV Resistant    Neutrik NE8MC-B-1 EtherCON Connectors    Supports 48V Phantom Power, COM & DMX    26 AWG OFC Construction    Halogen-Free Polyurethane Jacket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the range of this tester?

A: Maybe up to 150' but the manufacturer has not published this specification. Contact them at: support@soundtools.com

Q: 2. Is there a version of this for 3pin dmx?

A: The SoundTools DMX Sniffer/Sender Remote End Cable Tester comes only in a 5 pin version.

Q: 3. what is the directional switch controlling?

A: the switch controls power amplitude, if the signal is coming in too strong you can back it off a little to prevent glitches. The directional portion is simply how the unit works. As long as you plug it in the correct way I've been very pleased with it.

Q: 4. I bought the 75', it does not have the signal booster, is that only with the 100'?

A: The 75' and the 100' cable sets both offer the embedded signal booster/amplifier.

Q: 5. What battery does it take?

A: The Battery The unit uses an A23 battery which is located in the Sender. The positive end of the battery should be pointed inwards, away from the cap Twist the cap to turn the unit on or off.

Q: 6. Is this device rated to protect from a lighting strike?

A: If you ground the unit, it should. This unit has a screw for ground,

Q: 7. Is this cable compatible with Apple Studio Max

A: The Apple Mac Studio does not have DisplayPort outputs, so the IOGEAR DisplayPort 1.4 Male Cable would not be able to connect to it.

Q: 8. is this cable active or passive?

A: It features active amplification to prevent dielectric losses or impedance mismatches caused by cable attenuation.

Q: 9. Is the audio as good as the video?

A: Can't say, never used in an application where I needed embedded Audio

Q: 10. Does it coil easily?

A: When wrapped properly, this cable is easily manageable with minimal tangling issues.