Belden lists Q2 2022 cabling, connectivity new product launches

June 3, 2022
Second-quarter releases from Belden include high-performance: networking and software offerings from Hirschmann; connectivity from Lumberg Automation; and RS-485 cables, OSP dry loose tube cables, and Digital Electricity -certified Class 4 cables.

Belden (NYSE: BDC) recently announced six Q2 2022 new product launches that the manufacturer contends "give customers new integration capabilities, new ways to safely carry power over long distances and products with fast lead times."

The new products are as follows.

In new networking and software products:

The new Hirschmann BXS Gigabit Switches are billed as providing "a reliable, cost-effective solution for industrial engineers and train builders who need to ensure fast, powerful connectivity to end devices and passenger infotainment systems without using additional cabling."

Meanwhile, the newly launched Hirschmann GREYHOUND 105/106 Ethernet Switches combine hardened industrial hardware with high-performance switching capabilities "to deliver fast, secure, cost-effective and futureproof connectivity," as stated by the manufacturer.

In new connectivity platforms:

The Lumberg Automation LioN-X IO-Link Masters now offer integration possibilities into PLC environments from Mitsubishi with CC-Link IE Field Basic to leverage networking on production floors. An IODD interpreter enables uploads of IODD files on webservers to easily parametrize any connected IO-Link sensor or actuator.

Finally, in new cable products:

Belden’s Digital Electricity (DE) Class 4 Cables recently received the industry’s first Class 4 certification from UL. As buildings become more intelligent, the manufacturer notes that DE cables can support safe and efficient emerging digital power technologies by carrying close to 20 times the power that Power over Ethernet delivers, over hundreds of meters, offering a safe alternative to AC power.

The Belden OSP Dry Loose Tube Cables are designed with gel-free technology. To prevent water migration, the sub-units contain superabsorbent materials (SAP) instead of gel. With a current lead time of eight weeks—28 weeks faster than the competition—these cables can be on the jobsite fast to help customers finish jobs on time.

Finally, Belden says its new RS-485 Cables "ensure safety, reliable connectivity and performance, even across long distances. The flame-retardant B2ca and Cca cables reduce the risk of harm to people and equipment in the event of fire.

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Matt Vincent | Senior Editor

Matt Vincent is a B2B technology journalist, editor and content producer with over 15 years of experience, specializing in the full range of media content production and management, as well as SEO and social media engagement best practices, for both Cabling Installation & Maintenance magazine and its website CablingInstall.com. He currently provides trade show, company, executive and field technology trend coverage for the ICT structured cabling, telecommunications networking, data center, IP physical security, and professional AV vertical market segments. Email: [email protected]

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