Primus Cable

Primus Cable: Connectivity for Your Network Infrastructure

Copper, fiber, and RF cabling options for professional network installations.

Network infrastructure depends on the cabling that connects it. Selecting the right cable means matching the application, installation environment, termination requirements, and equipment interfaces—not simply choosing a category or connector.

Link Technologies, Inc. offers Primus Cable products for network construction, upgrades, and maintenance. Our catalog includes copper Ethernet cable, fiber options, and low-loss RF coaxial cable for a range of installation requirements.

Whether you are preparing a building installation, connecting outdoor equipment, or planning a fiber route, begin with the requirements of the complete link.

Copper Ethernet Cable

Primus Cable selections at LTI include Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A products with different conductor, shielding, and jacket constructions. Available options include indoor cable and products designated for outdoor, aerial, or direct-burial applications.

Choose the cable and termination components together. Category, conductor size, connector compatibility, route length, and installation quality all affect the finished link.

For PoE installations: Review the connected equipment’s power requirements alongside cable specifications, connection quality, and the planned cable route.

Fiber Connectivity

Primus Cable’s broader portfolio includes bulk fiber, patch cords, connectors, and installation tools. The LTI category also includes pre-terminated single-mode fiber options.

Plan fiber connections around the optical equipment and the installation path. Confirm fiber type, strand count, connector style, connector polish, length, and jacket requirements before ordering.

Pre-terminated assemblies can simplify installation when their connector configuration and physical construction match the route. Allow for pulling access, bend-radius requirements, protection, and final testing.

RF Coaxial Cable

LTI’s Primus Cable selection includes low-loss RF coaxial cable. These products address a different application from Ethernet and fiber and should be selected using the requirements of the RF system.

Evaluate operating frequency, cable length, attenuation, impedance, connector compatibility, and environmental exposure. Include the cable and connectors in the link budget rather than considering the radio and antenna alone.

Match the Cable to the Installation

Product families contain different constructions for different environments. Confirm the specifications of the exact part number before purchasing.

Indoor routes: Select the required jacket and fire rating for the installation location.
Outdoor routes: Check environmental suitability and exposure requirements.
Aerial installations: Confirm support, attachment, and cable construction requirements.
Buried routes: Verify direct-burial suitability or the requirements of the planned pathway.
Shielded systems: Plan compatible terminations and appropriate bonding.
Finished links: Document and test the installation against its intended service requirements.

Selection principle: Outdoor, direct-burial, riser, and plenum designations serve different purposes. Do not treat one rating as a substitute for another.

Plan Your Materials with Link Technologies, Inc.

Bring us your application, route lengths, installation environment, and equipment requirements. These details help identify suitable products and the specifications that need confirmation.

Browse the Primus Cable products listed below, or contact our team to discuss product selection and availability for your project.