Interbus Cables

The Interbus open ring topology allow integration of different field devices from control level down to sensor switches over one system. Unlike traditional ring systems Interbus uses one cable to route data back and forth to all devices. Each device or unit will amplify the signal before sending it on to the next station. The data is transmitted over a 3 pair screened cable, for remote applications a composite data and power cable is available.

3 Pair Interbus cable

Plain copper conductors 0.22mm², PE insulation, cores twisted into pairs, pairs bunched and polyester taped, copper wire braid, PVC sheath on static cables and a PUR sheath on dynamic cables.

3 Pair + Power, Remote Interbus cable

Data cores : Plain copper conductors 0.22mm², PE insulated & twisted into pairs.
Power cores: Plain copper conductors 1.0mm² PE insulation.
Cores and pairs bunched together, polyester tape, copper wire braid, PUR sheath.

Technical Information

Conductor identification

Pairs: Brown/White, Green/Yellow, Pink/Grey.
Cores: Red, Blue, Green.

Sheath colour Green or Purple*
Operating temperature -30°C to +70°C flexing -30°C to +80°C static
Voltage 300V
Velocity of propagation 66% (data pairs)
Impedance 100 Ω
Capacitance 51pF/m core to shield

 

Technical Data

Part No.
Belden No.
Size mm²
O/D
mm
Application
  2403POBP    N/A   3P 0.22   8.0   Static 
  2403POBP-HF    3102A   3P 0.22   8.2   Dynamic  
  2403/3POBP-HF    3119A   3P 0.22 +3C 1.0   9.3   Dynamic with remote power 
Other versions are available on request including outdoor and trailing versions
* Please specify at time of order if you have a specific preference.

Fire retardant, fire resistant, flame resistant or flame retardant?

These terms are often misunderstood. Most cables when exposed to fire will not carry on functioning. If you require cable to continue working in the event of fire, and in accordance with various standards please call us.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some common mispellings of Belden Cable include - Beldon, Beldan, Balden, Baldon and Beldin.

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