Ubiquiti PowerCable 12
Ubiquiti PowerCable 12 is designed to deliver dependable power to Ubiquiti EdgePoint devices. With its weather and UV-resistant construction, this cable can withstand a pull tension of at least 80 lbs and is rated for a voltage of 300V. In addition, it features a fire-resistant TPE jacket (VW-1) and an operational temperature range of -40 to 80°C.
Tech Specs
| Device Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Mechanical | |
| Cable length | 305 m (1000 ft) |
| Color | Black |
| Conductor wire gauge | 12 AWG |
| Conductor | Tinned stranded copper |
| Conductor DCR | 1.77 Ω/1000 ft @ 20°C |
| Jacket | Fire-resistant polyethylene (FT-1) All-weather, UV-resistant |
| Tension | 80 lb minimum pull tension |
| Capacitance | 28 pF/ft @ 1 kHz |
| Voltage rating | 300V |
| Impedance | 56 Ω |
| Ambient operating temperature | -30 to 90° C (-22 to 194° F) |
FAQs
Q: What is the Ubiquiti PC‑12 used for?
A: The PC‑12 is a carrier‑grade power cable designed for outdoor use, ideal for delivering DC power over longer distances in harsh environmental conditions.
Q: What are the key specifications of the PC‑12 cable?
A: The PC‑12 is 12 AWG stranded tinned copper, 305 m (1000 ft) in length, with a fire‑resistant polyethylene (FT‑1) jacket, UV‑resistant, and rated for outdoor use from –30 °C to +90 °C.
Q: Where should the PC‑12 be used?
A: It’s suitable for installations requiring outdoor DC power distribution, such as powering remote devices, tower mounts, or outdoor radio equipment where weather and UV resistance matter.
Q: How does the PC‑12 enhance reliability in outdoor installations?
A: The PC‑12’s combination of heavy‑gauge conductors, UV‑resistant and fire‑resistant jacket, and all‑weather construction ensures stable power delivery and durability in demanding field conditions.
Q: Is the PC‑12 compatible with Ubiquiti power systems?
A: Yes — it is specifically engineered to support Ubiquiti’s power delivery systems like EdgePower and other DC‑powered outdoor network devices that require robust cabling.
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Ubiquiti PowerCable 12
Ubiquiti PowerCable 12 is designed to deliver dependable power to Ubiquiti EdgePoint devices. With its weather and UV-resistant construction, this cable can withstand a pull tension of at least 80 lbs and is rated for a voltage of 300V. In addition, it features a fire-resistant TPE jacket (VW-1) and an operational temperature range of -40 to 80°C.
Tech Specs
| Device Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Mechanical | |
| Cable length | 305 m (1000 ft) |
| Color | Black |
| Conductor wire gauge | 12 AWG |
| Conductor | Tinned stranded copper |
| Conductor DCR | 1.77 Ω/1000 ft @ 20°C |
| Jacket | Fire-resistant polyethylene (FT-1) All-weather, UV-resistant |
| Tension | 80 lb minimum pull tension |
| Capacitance | 28 pF/ft @ 1 kHz |
| Voltage rating | 300V |
| Impedance | 56 Ω |
| Ambient operating temperature | -30 to 90° C (-22 to 194° F) |
FAQs
Q: What is the Ubiquiti PC‑12 used for?
A: The PC‑12 is a carrier‑grade power cable designed for outdoor use, ideal for delivering DC power over longer distances in harsh environmental conditions.
Q: What are the key specifications of the PC‑12 cable?
A: The PC‑12 is 12 AWG stranded tinned copper, 305 m (1000 ft) in length, with a fire‑resistant polyethylene (FT‑1) jacket, UV‑resistant, and rated for outdoor use from –30 °C to +90 °C.
Q: Where should the PC‑12 be used?
A: It’s suitable for installations requiring outdoor DC power distribution, such as powering remote devices, tower mounts, or outdoor radio equipment where weather and UV resistance matter.
Q: How does the PC‑12 enhance reliability in outdoor installations?
A: The PC‑12’s combination of heavy‑gauge conductors, UV‑resistant and fire‑resistant jacket, and all‑weather construction ensures stable power delivery and durability in demanding field conditions.
Q: Is the PC‑12 compatible with Ubiquiti power systems?
A: Yes — it is specifically engineered to support Ubiquiti’s power delivery systems like EdgePower and other DC‑powered outdoor network devices that require robust cabling.
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Description
Ubiquiti PowerCable 12 is designed to deliver dependable power to Ubiquiti EdgePoint devices. With its weather and UV-resistant construction, this cable can withstand a pull tension of at least 80 lbs and is rated for a voltage of 300V. In addition, it features a fire-resistant TPE jacket (VW-1) and an operational temperature range of -40 to 80°C.
Tech Specs
| Device Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Mechanical | |
| Cable length | 305 m (1000 ft) |
| Color | Black |
| Conductor wire gauge | 12 AWG |
| Conductor | Tinned stranded copper |
| Conductor DCR | 1.77 Ω/1000 ft @ 20°C |
| Jacket | Fire-resistant polyethylene (FT-1) All-weather, UV-resistant |
| Tension | 80 lb minimum pull tension |
| Capacitance | 28 pF/ft @ 1 kHz |
| Voltage rating | 300V |
| Impedance | 56 Ω |
| Ambient operating temperature | -30 to 90° C (-22 to 194° F) |
FAQs
Q: What is the Ubiquiti PC‑12 used for?
A: The PC‑12 is a carrier‑grade power cable designed for outdoor use, ideal for delivering DC power over longer distances in harsh environmental conditions.
Q: What are the key specifications of the PC‑12 cable?
A: The PC‑12 is 12 AWG stranded tinned copper, 305 m (1000 ft) in length, with a fire‑resistant polyethylene (FT‑1) jacket, UV‑resistant, and rated for outdoor use from –30 °C to +90 °C.
Q: Where should the PC‑12 be used?
A: It’s suitable for installations requiring outdoor DC power distribution, such as powering remote devices, tower mounts, or outdoor radio equipment where weather and UV resistance matter.
Q: How does the PC‑12 enhance reliability in outdoor installations?
A: The PC‑12’s combination of heavy‑gauge conductors, UV‑resistant and fire‑resistant jacket, and all‑weather construction ensures stable power delivery and durability in demanding field conditions.
Q: Is the PC‑12 compatible with Ubiquiti power systems?
A: Yes — it is specifically engineered to support Ubiquiti’s power delivery systems like EdgePower and other DC‑powered outdoor network devices that require robust cabling.
