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NR60E2 User Manual
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2.1 Power Wiring Installation (continued)
2.1.5 CNVL-2M Cable Specifications
Figure T2.2 CNVL-2M Cable Outline and Pinout
Table T2.2 CNVL-2M Cable Materials and Ratings
2.2 Ethernet Wiring Installation
2.2.1 Signal Wiring Guidelines
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Ethernet signals are low voltage, low power, digital signals. Ethernet cables should not be run with high
power AC or DC cabling.
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Ethernet cable can be run in conduits with other low power AC and DC signal cables. Ideally, cables
will be run in metal conduit that is bonded along its entire length.
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Ethernet cable should not be run in parallel with high power AC or DC cabling to minimize capacitive
coupling of electrical noise. If they must be run in parallel, separate them as much as possible.

If an Ethernet cable must cross high power AC or DC cabling, it should do so at a right angle to mini-
mize inductive coupling of electrical noise.
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Cable length must be limited to 100 meters (328 ft), between devices to comply with 802.3 Ethernet
standards.
Specifications Specifications
Contact Material /Plating Brass / Gold Rated Current (amps) 4 A
Coupling Nut Material / Plating Brass / Nickel Rated Voltage (volts) 250 V
Outer Jacket material / Color PVC / Gray Temperature Range
-40°C to +105°C

(-40°F to +221°F)
Conductor Insulation Material PVC Protection Class
NEMA 1, 3, 4, 6P

IEC IP68, IP69K
Number of Conductors / Gauge 4 / 22 AWG
M12x1
Ø.571 [14.5] 50.0 [1.97]
7.0 [0.28]
Ø7.6 [0.30]
1.673 [42.5]
2.0 meters
[78.7]
3
4
1
2
Pin 1: Brown
Pin 2: White
Pin 3: Blue
Pin 4: Black
CNVL-2M
mm [inches]