Victron RJ12 UTP Cable 5 m - ASS030066050

Victron Energy RJ12 UTP Cable 5 m The Victron Energy RJ12 UTP Cable is a 5-metre communication cable used to connect compatible Victron devices via RJ12 interface. It is suited to installers who need a reliable data link between Victron components in off-grid, marine, or battery system installations. Key Features 5-metre length provides flexibility in panel and component positioning. RJ12 connector type for direct compatibility with Victron devices using this interface. UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) construction for standard data communication. Lightweight at 0.109 kg, easy to route in confined enclosures or cable trays. Genuine Victron Energy accessory, SKU ASS030066050. Product Overview The RJ12 UTP Cable is used to carry communication signals between Victron devices that use the RJ12 port. This includes certain battery monitors, panel displays, and control units within the Victron ecosystem. The 5-metre length gives installers enough reach to separate components across a typical battery cabinet or control panel without requiring cable extensions. UTP construction is standard for short-run data communication in low-noise environments. For installations near significant sources of electrical interference, cable routing should be kept away from high-current DC cables where possible. Specifications SKU: ASS030066050 Cable length: 5 metres Connector type: RJ12 Cable type: UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) Weight: 0.109 kg GTIN: 8719076019336 Applications Connecting Victron battery monitors to compatible display panels. Linking control units in off-grid solar installations. Marine and vehicle-based Victron system wiring. Replacement cable for existing Victron installations where the original has been damaged or is too short. What Is Included 1 x Victron Energy RJ12 UTP Cable, 5 m Installation Notes Verify that your Victron device uses an RJ12 port before ordering, as Victron products use a range of connector types across their range. Route the cable away from high-current DC wiring to minimise the risk of signal interference. For system-level installation work, a qualified electrician or accredited installer should be used.