Patchcord ALANTEC Cat.6A U/UTP purple 0.25m LSOH KKU6AFIO0.25

Ready for quick deployment – Category 6A patch cord

This purple patch cord from ALANTEC is a reliable connection for demanding network installations. The cable is designed for cross-connections in distribution points and for subscriber connections, providing stable data transmission in LAN, WAN and SAN networks. Its compact length of 0.25 meters makes it ideal for organizing cabling in rack cabinets and workstations.

Performance and safety in one

The patch cord is made to Category 6A standard, guaranteeing a bandwidth of up to 10,000 Mbps (10 Gigabit Ethernet). The U/UTP (unshielded) construction makes it flexible and easy to install, although it requires maintaining an appropriate distance from potential sources of interference. The LSOH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) coating ensures safety – it limits the release of smoke and toxic gases in the event of a fire, which is particularly important in public buildings and offices.

Key features for professionals and users

• Category 6A: Provides high data transmission performance, enabling support for the latest network technologies.
• LSOH coating: Increases fire safety by minimizing the risk associated with the release of harmful substances.
• Length 0.25m: Ideal for short connections, cable organization and aesthetic appearance of the installation.
• U/UTP construction: Enables easy installation and flexible cable routing.
• Purple color: Facilitates cable identification in installations with high cabling density.
• ALANTEC brand: A guarantee of quality from a Polish manufacturer of structured cabling systems A-LAN Technologies. The company has been enjoying recognition in the market for years thanks to the reliability of its products and long-term system warranties.

This patch cord is not just a device connecting devices – it is an investment in the stability, safety and future of your network. It is compatible with lower category elements (patch panels, RJ45 keystone modules), allowing for flexible infrastructure expansion.