Victron RJ45 UTP Cable 15m Data Link | ASS030065021

The Victron Energy RJ45 UTP Cable is a 15 metre unshielded twisted pair cable used to connect compatible Victron devices over a standard RJ45 interface. It gives installers a reliable data link between Victron components where a longer cable run is needed.

Key features

• Length, 15 m, for devices mounted further apart.
• Connectors, RJ45 at both ends, compatible with Victron devices using RJ45 data ports.
• Cable type, UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair), for low-voltage data communication.
• Ready to use, pre-terminated, no crimping required.
• Weight, 0.56 kg.

Product overview

This cable works with Victron products that communicate via RJ45 ports, including Multi, Quattro and other compatible inverter/charger units, plus monitoring and control devices. The 15 m length covers longer runs between equipment panels, battery rooms or remote monitoring points without extension adapters.

UTP construction is standard for this type of low-speed data link within Victron systems. The cable carries signals, not power, so it cannot replace DC or AC power cabling. Check the RJ45 port function on your device before connecting: some ports handle VE.Bus, some VE.Net, others remote panel connections. These are not interchangeable.

Applications

• Connecting Victron Multi or Quattro inverter/chargers to remote control panels over longer distances.
• Linking Victron monitoring devices where a short cable will not reach.
• VE.Bus or VE.Net connections in off-grid and battery storage installations.
• Extending data connections between Victron equipment in larger plant rooms or separate enclosures.

What's in the box

• 1 x Victron Energy RJ45 UTP Cable, 15 m

Installation notes

This cable carries data signals only and must not be used for power connections. Verify the RJ45 port type on each Victron device before connecting, since VE.Bus, VE.Net and remote panel ports share the same connector but are not cross-compatible. For inverter, battery and grid-connected system installations, use a qualified electrician or MCS-accredited installer.