Clock to Fiji Cable – 22ft High-Quality Network Interconnect NTRC46CB

CONDITION: RE-MADE IN THE USA™ Refurbished

Part Number: NTRC46CB

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Product Description

Clock to Fiji Cable – 22ft is a precision-engineered interconnect cable designed for reliable and stable synchronization between Clock systems and Fiji network equipment. The NTRC46CB model provides secure signal transmission over a 22-foot length, maintaining the integrity and accuracy required for mission-critical networking environments.

Built with high-quality shielding and robust connectors, the Clock to Fiji Cable – 22ft ensures minimal interference and stable performance. It is an essential component in telecommunications, enterprise networking, and data center environments where accurate timing synchronization is vital for optimal system performance.

Its durable construction makes it suitable for both initial deployments and replacement needs, offering consistent reliability over long-term use. This cable is ideal for technicians and network engineers who need dependable interconnect solutions for clocking and timing infrastructure.


Features

  • Clock to Fiji Cable, 22-foot length for flexible installation

  • Model NTRC46CB engineered for timing synchronization applications

  • High-quality shielding to minimize interference

  • Reliable connectors for secure signal transfer

  • Suitable for telecom, enterprise, and data center environments

  • Durable construction for long-lasting performance

Q & A

Q: What is the purpose of the Clock to Fiji Cable?
A: It connects Clock systems to Fiji network equipment for accurate timing synchronization.

Q: How long is the cable?
A: The cable is 22 feet long.

Q: Is it shielded to prevent interference?
A: Yes, it has high-quality shielding to ensure stable signal transmission.

Q: Where is it typically used?
A: It is used in telecom networks, enterprise environments, and data centers.

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