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Cable, UPS Communications Simple Signalling (USB to RJ-45)

SKU: AP9827

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UPS Communication cable

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Facilitates communication between server and UPS

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Communication over serial or USB

Environmental Data
Environmental Data

Total lifecycle Carbon footprint

116 kg CO2 eq.

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Main Documents

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Product Datasheet

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Environmental Disclosure

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UPS Communication cable

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Facilitates communication between server and UPS

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Communication over serial or USB

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Please confirm the cable part number for right interface

UPS Communications Simple Signalling (USB to RJ-45) Cable

Main

Cable length

6 ft (1.8 m)

Number of cables

1

Physical

Colour

Black

Net weight

1.01 lb(US) (0.46 kg)

Mounting location

Front

Mounting mode

Not rack-mountable

Cable end 2

USB 2.0 type A

Cable end 1

RJ45

Environmental Data explainedHow we assess product sustainability
Environmental footprint

Total lifecycle Carbon footprint

116 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase [A1 to A3]

8 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the distribution phase [A4]

0.1 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the installation phase [A5]

0 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the use phase [B2, B3, B4, B6]

9 540 kg CO2 eq.

Carbon footprint of the end-of-life phase [C1 to C4]

0.1 kg CO2 eq.

Environmental Disclosure

Product Environmental Profile
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Materials and Substances

Packaging made with recycled cardboard

No

Packaging without single use plastic

No

SCIP Number

1cdb2fed-a06f-4574-913d-8df8e70936b2

EU RoHS Directive

Compliant
Use Longer
Lifetime extension

Repair

No

Use Again
Repack and remanufacture

Recyclability potential, in %

95

Circularity Profile

End of Life Information

Take-back

No

WEEE Label

The product must be disposed on European Union markets following specific waste collection and never end up in rubbish bins