Aqua Master Tools UTP Cable for C800 Pro Controller - 15 m (49.2 ft)

Extra Reach for Your Controller Setup - 15 m Length

A controller that sits too close to the reservoir is exposed to splashes and clutter, and a short cable limits where you can mount it. This UTP cable is made for the C800 Pro controller and gives you a long run, so you can place the unit where it is easy to read and reach. Its length is 15 m (49.2 ft).

At 15 m, this cable suits growers with a separate control area or a room where equipment sits some distance from the controller. It is sold individually, so you can add one to a new setup or replace a cable you have outgrown.

Key Features & Benefits

• Made for the C800 Pro controller — pairs with the unit it is listed for, so you do not need to guess at a match.
• UTP cable type — a familiar unshielded twisted pair format for signal runs.
• 15 m (49.2 ft) length — gives you flexibility in where you mount equipment.
• Sold individually — buy one cable for one run.

Who Should Use Aqua Master Tools UTP Cable for C800 Pro Controller

Home gardeners and commercial growers who run a C800 Pro controller and need more distance between the controller and the equipment it connects to.

About Aqua Master Tools UTP Cable

Aqua Master Tools lists this UTP cable for use with the C800 Pro controller. The cable is 15 m (49.2 ft) long and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this cable used with?
A: It is listed for the C800 Pro controller. Check that your setup matches before ordering.

Q: How long is the cable?
A: It is 15 m, which is 49.2 ft. That gives you a long run for positioning the controller.

Q: What does UTP mean?
A: UTP stands for unshielded twisted pair. It describes a cable with paired wires twisted together and no extra metal shielding layer.

Q: Does one order include more than one cable?
A: No. It is sold as a single cable.

Q: Should I cut the cable to fit?
A: Plan your route first and coil any extra length neatly. Cutting a cable can affect how it works with your controller, so avoid it unless the manufacturer says it is fine.