Fieldbus Cable

Belden Fieldbus cables are designed to withstand the destructive conditions commonly found in industrial applications, such as temperature extremes, humidity/moisture, dust and oil. Invest in cable with proven performance and reliability to significantly reduce system failures and avoid costly downtime.

Fieldbus Cable Product Families

FOUNDATION Fieldbus Cable

Designed to withstand the destructive effects of temperature extremes, humidity, dust and oil

PROFIBUS Cable

For flexibility in tough applications, including outdoors and areas with multiple cable runs

RS-485 Cable

Built for industrial automation with low capacitance and high performance over long distances

ControlNet Cable

Provide maximum signal integrity and run length beyond requirements for factory floor applications

EtherNet/IP Cable

Industrial-grade Ethernet cables that perform reliably in the harshest environments

DeviceNet

An open, low-cost system to link industrial devices like sensors and actuators to high-level devices

Data Highway Plus/Blue Hose

Robust physical media for the transmission of PLC/DCS signals across the factory floor

Modbus Cable

Interface quickly and easily with most existing plant control architectures with Belden Modbus Cable

CAN Bus Cable

CAN Bus Cables for CANopen networks are CMP listed for flame and smoke protection

Armored Data Cable

Available in aluminum interlock, steel interlock, bronze braid and more for maximum protection

HART Cable

Enable a cost-effective and robust field communications solution that supports the HART protocol

RS-422 Cable

Manufactured in a variety of insulation materials, gauge sizes, shielding configurations and more

RS-232 and RS-423 Cable

For applications such as POS and computer communications with a wide range of options

ECE R118-Approved Cables

Belden ECE R118-approved cables are flame-resistant industrial cables

KNX-Certified Cables

Belden KNX cables provide reliability and safety for your building automation devices during fires

Blog

If you ask the technology professionals who are focused solely on Industry 4.0 and digital transformation, they may tell you that the data bus is dead. hey’re likely assuming that data buses are no longer relevant as IIoT moves into the industrial space, using industrial Ethernet networks to connect sensors, instruments and other devices with the right applications. If you ask the people who work in these industrial environments every day, however, you’ll likely hear a much different story: Data buses are still very much alive and thriving—even in plants that are integrating IIoT.