Allen-Bradley Data and telecommunication

Modern automation lives and dies by communication speed and reliability. Allen-Bradley industrial Ethernet components are built exactly for that — deterministic, shielded, and engineered to survive what most office-grade networks can’t. In factory lines, robotics, or control rooms, these systems keep PLCs, HMIs, and I/O running in sync without packet loss or electrical noise.

Allen-Bradley Structured Cabling for Harsh Environments

At the foundation of any control network is cable discipline. Allen-Bradley structured cabling uses industrial-grade twisted pairs and shielded terminations rated for EMI-rich environments. The insulation resists oil, UV, and continuous vibration, keeping impedance stable and preventing cross-talk even across long runs.
Cables are tested for gigabit transmission under mechanical stress — not in lab racks, but in live automation panels. You wire them once and they stay reliable through constant motion, humidity, and electrical noise.

With clear jacket markings, installers can trace and terminate faster, and the connectors snap cleanly into all compatible Rockwell Automation systems — no forced fit, no data drift.

Allen-Bradley RJ45 and M12 Ethernet Connectivity

Panel connectivity demands more than signal continuity — it needs physical resilience. Allen-Bradley RJ45 patch cords deliver Cat 6A performance with shielded connectors and molded strain reliefs. The contact pins are gold-plated for stable transmission, while locking tabs resist breakage even in tight enclosures.
For vibration-prone or mobile installations, Allen-Bradley M12 Ethernet cables step in — IP67 sealed, coded for Profinet and EtherNet/IP, and capable of handling both data and PoE power without performance drop.
Each cable undergoes mechanical flex testing up to millions of cycles, ensuring continuous uptime in robotic or conveyor-mounted applications.

Allen-Bradley Ethernet Switches and Stratix Networking

Reliability in automation networks means managed infrastructure. Allen-Bradley Ethernet switches, especially those within the Stratix networking family, bridge OT and IT with precision control over traffic segmentation, redundancy, and diagnostics.
Developed in collaboration with Cisco, Stratix switches integrate natively into Rockwell’s Logix and FactoryTalk systems — meaning configuration and monitoring happen inside the same software environment used for PLC programming.

Industrial-grade variants come with extended temperature ratings (−40°C to +70°C), dual power inputs, and shock-resistant housings. DIN-rail or panel-mounted options give flexibility for compact MCCs or distributed cabinets.
This isn’t repurposed office hardware — it’s network infrastructure designed to survive plant floors, weld bays, and outdoor enclosures.

Allen-Bradley Patch Panels and Data Outlets

Neat wiring equals predictable troubleshooting. Allen-Bradley patch panels provide organized terminations for Ethernet or fiber, with numbered ports and replaceable keystone jacks. The steel frames dissipate heat efficiently, and grounding tabs ensure shield continuity across the panel.
Matching Allen-Bradley data outlets extend structured connectivity to machine fronts, operator consoles, or field I/O zones. Dust covers, protective housings, and quick-release connectors make maintenance safer and faster.

Every element is designed to maintain impedance balance and shielding continuity — the small mechanical detail that prevents packet errors in high-noise installations.

Allen-Bradley Fiber Optic and Accessory Solutions

When copper runs out of reach, Allen-Bradley fiber accessories take over. Fiber patch cords, adapters, and couplers support single-mode and multi-mode operation, ensuring clean signal delivery across distributed facilities.
Factory-rated housings and stainless couplers protect the connectors from vibration, dust, and thermal drift. In long conveyor lines, high-speed assembly, or process control rooms, fiber ensures communication remains uninterrupted — even during electromagnetic surges from large drives or welders.

Accessories like strain relief clamps, port labeling kits, and grounding straps make installation more efficient, keeping each node serviceable and traceable through its life cycle.

Designed for Integration and Uptime

Every piece of Allen-Bradley network hardware is tested as part of a system — not in isolation. That means routers, switches, and cables interoperate cleanly with Rockwell PLCs, drives, and safety modules using EtherNet/IP.
Built-in diagnostics, LEDs, and topology mapping allow quick fault localization. The hardware doesn’t just move data; it tells you where and why your plant network slows down.

When downtime costs thousands per minute, predictability matters more than theoretical bandwidth — and Allen-Bradley’s integration ecosystem makes that possible.

Wholesale and B2B Supply

At Bank of Lamps, we supply the complete Allen-Bradley industrial Ethernet and network range — including structured cabling, RJ45 and M12 patch cords, Stratix switches, patch panels, data outlets, and fiber accessories — directly from our warehouse in Latvia, exporting across Europe.
We work with system integrators, automation engineers, and OEMs who demand consistency and certified industrial communication hardware.