In modern industrial automation, infrastructure and telecommunication applications, reliable data transmission depends critically on the cabling system: network cables, tele-com cabling, structured connectivity, data sockets and wiring. OMRON’s telecommunication cables & wires portfolio is engineered to meet the demands of high-speed, high-integrity connections — whether for control systems, factory automation networks or structured building cabling.

From a procurement and specifier perspective: key parameters include cable category (Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6A), connector type (RJ45, M12), shielding (STP/FTP), jacket material (LSZH for low-smoke applications), environment rating (IP67, outdoor-capable) and compliance with industrial standards. Choosing OMRON telecom-cabling solutions helps reduce communication failures, simplify logistics and support lifecycle management.

OMRON Data Cables & Ethernet Wiring

OMRON offers a range of industrial-ethernet cables (for example, the XS5/XS2/XS6 series) capable of supporting 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX and 1000BASE-T networks. These cables include features such as double shielding for noise-prone environments, LSZH jackets and industrial-grade connectors.
Procurement tip: specify required data rate (1 Gb/s vs 10 Gb/s), ensure cable category is rated accordingly, check jacket type (e.g., LSZH vs PVC), and verify connector format (RJ45 vs M12) aligned to installation environment.

OMRON Telecom Cabling & Structured Connectivity

For structured building installations and communication-outlet systems, OMRON provides tele-communications-grade cables and wires, including shielded twisted-pair, fiber optic backbone options and pre-terminated assemblies.These facilitate professional data-networking, control-system interconnects and structured cabling schemes.
Procurement tip: ensure compatibility with outlet modules, decide between copper or fiber depending on distance and data load, and lock part-numbers for spare continuity.

OMRON Specification Checklist for Procurement Teams

When placing a bulk order of OMRON telecommunication cables & wires, ensure you have specified:

Cable category and bandwidth (e.g., Cat 6A for 10 Gb/s)
Connector type and format (RJ45, M12, pre-terminated)
Jacket material and environmental rating (LSZH, outdoor UV, oil-resistant)
Shelding and noise immunity (STP/FTP, double-shielded)
Structured connectivity compatibility (module/outlet system, termination method)
Standards and compliance (industrial Ethernet standards, bend-radius, IP ratings)
Spares and part-number consistency: ensure all cables come from one series to simplify inventory.
Missing any of these items can result in mismatched components, installation delays or communication faults.

OMRON Practical Application Scenarios & Cost Metrics

In a factory automation retrofit: specifying OMRON double-shielded industrial Ethernet cables (for rack-to-rack links) reduces network noise failures and lowers downtime cost.
In a campus-wide structured cabling installation: using OMRON structured connectivity cables (Cat 6A) instead of Cat 6 gives future-proofing for higher-speed applications, avoiding re-cabling in 5-7 years.
In outdoor/harsh environment installations: choosing OMRON outdoor-rated cables with M12 connectors and oil-resistant jackets eliminates frequent replacements and supports a longer lifecycle

Why Standardising on OMRON Telecommunication Cables & Wires Matters

When you standardise on one brand — OMRON — for all telecommunication cables and wiring, you benefit from:

Reduced part-numbers and simplified spares-management
Consistent cable performance and installation quality, reducing faults
Uniform documentation (datasheets, termination guides) and training
Better procurement leverage through volume purchasing and single-brand supply

Wholesale & Project Supply via Bank of Lamps

Working with Bank of Lamps for OMRON telecommunication cables & wires gives B2B buyers professional procurement terms:

Volume-tier pricing aligned with project size and repeat ordering
Dedicated account manager for specification review, lead-time planning and delivery coordination
Real-time stock visibility across central and partner warehouses — crucial for multi-zone roll-out
Quotation turnaround typically within one business hour
Ordering via EAN/MPN lists to minimise errors in large-line orders
Downloadable documentation: cable specification tables, material finishes, installation drawings
Consolidated shipping: data-cables, structured-connectivity kits and accessories bundled into one dispatch, reducing freight/handling
Freight cost estimate provided before checkout; final cost locked prior to dispatch

Purchase-history access for spare-parts forecasting, variant rationalisation and budgeting