Network inline protector AXON ACAR W0027 RJ45 female, 0.5 m white, 66 mm width

AXON ACAR W0027 is an inline network protector designed to reduce the risk of transient overvoltage and electrical surges affecting Ethernet connections. The unit features an RJ45 female connector and a fixed 0.5 m cable in a white housing with a compact 66 mm body width. Weighing 80 g and supplied as a single piece, this protector is intended for simple insertion in-line with patch cords to add a layer of hardware protection for network devices in home, office and small server environments.

Advantages

The AXON ACAR W0027 offers tool-free inline installation and a compact form factor that fits within existing cable paths and patch panels. Its dedicated RJ45 female interface ensures compatibility with standard Ethernet patch cables while the fixed 0.5 m lead provides a stable connection length for predictable routing. The lightweight construction and neutral white colour make it unobtrusive in visible installations.

Suitable for

• Protecting desktop network equipment and single-port devices
• Inline protection for wall outlets and patch panels
• Small office and home Ethernet segments
• Temporary connections during maintenance or testing

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 female (straight)
• Cable length: 0.5 m fixed lead
• Housing colour: white
• Body width: 66 mm
• Unit weight: 80 g
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Insert the AXON ACAR W0027 inline between the network patch cable and the device or wall socket by connecting the existing RJ45 plug into the protector's RJ45 female port and then plugging the protector's cable end into the device or outlet. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain reliable Ethernet contact. The protector requires no configuration; verify link status on the connected device after installation and inspect periodically for visible damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the protector as part of an overall surge management approach; it is suitable for low-voltage protection on Ethernet lines but should not replace building-level surge protection or grounding practices. Avoid exposure to excessive moisture and mechanical strain on the cable, and replace the unit if damage or persistent link issues occur.