Hi,I need to replace a short CAT6 cable (multiples of) but one end has an unusual connector (pics attached).The connector in question has 2 clips and guide pins on it that hold it in place in a square(ish) hole in an panel.this connector plugs into the back of a panel wall where another unit is racked into place on to it, which this connector connects into.when the unit is racked out again it pulls away from the connector leaving it still in place in the back of the panel ready for the unit to be racked in again.the switchboard manufacturer in question is allen bradley and i have contacted them regarding this cable, however a 3-4 month lead time and $350 AUD per cable has me looking elsewhere.These connectors do fail and break from time to time especially during maintenance and cause issues and downtime.I am not looking to change to a different connector at this stage merely trying to identify the existing type.Has anyone come across this type before or know where i could get replacements.any help would be appreciated.
Alan
Alan
