UNITRONIC® BUS CAN fieldbus cable 1x2x0.34, PVC, shielded 2170263

CAN and CAN FD communication bus cable

This high-quality UNITRONIC® BUS CAN cable is designed for reliable communication in networks based on CAN and CAN FD protocols. It is an ideal solution for both installers and end-users who need a robust and durable cable for industrial automation systems, automotive applications, or other applications requiring secure data transmission. The cable features a single pair of conductors with a cross-section of 0.34 mm², which ensures good performance while maintaining flexibility.

Construction and application

The UNITRONIC® BUS CAN cable is intended for stationary installations and occasional bending without tensile stress. It can be used in both dry and humid environments. The outer jacket made of PVC provides resistance to acids and alkalis, as well as limited resistance to oils – which increases its durability in harsh industrial conditions. Thanks to the shielding with copper braids, the cable effectively minimizes electromagnetic interference, guaranteeing a stable signal transmission.

Advantages and benefits

• Interference resistance: Effective shielding protects the signal from external interference, ensuring reliable communication.
• Versatility: Suitable for various applications in CAN and CAN FD systems, from industrial automation to automotive.
• Durability: Made of high-quality materials, including PVC resistant to acids and alkalis, which ensures a long service life of the cable.
• Flexibility: Conductor cross-section of 0.34 mm² provides good cable flexibility, making it easier to install and route.
• Compliance with standards: Meets the requirements of ISO 11898 standards and has UL/CSA CMX (UL 444) certificates, which confirms its safety and quality.
• Suitable for medium mechanical loads: Ensures reliable operation even under conditions of moderate exposure to mechanical damage.

This cable is particularly recommended where high data transmission reliability and resistance to external factors are required – i.e. everywhere where stable system operation is important.