Click to enlargeFLIR RJ45 Waterproof Connector
Manufacturer: FLIR SystemsPart #: 4115028SKU: 59521
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Item #: 59521
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Description
RJ45 Waterproof Connector FLIR's RJ45 waterproof connector is a key component for installing and operating your maritime thermal camera from FLIR. The RJ45 waterproof connector connects the thermal camera itself to the Joystick Control Unit (JCU) using an Ethernet cord, transmitting both data and electricity along a single cord.
FLIR has designed the RJ45 waterproof connector with a standard RJ45 port, and it is PoE enabled so you can connect it directly to your JCU without having to use a PoE Injector. It is designed with a sturdy waterproof enclosure to protect against the elements, meaning the connector won't be the weakest link in your thermal imaging chain.
You can't control your thermal camera without FLIR's RJ45 waterproof connector.
Specifications
| Brand | FLIR Systems |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 4115028 |
| EverTide SKU | 59521 |
| UPC | 723193787625 |
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.
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