Patchcord ETHERLINE LAN Cat.6A 0.25 red shielded red RJ-45 24441391

Product features

• Solid connection for demanding networks

This shielded Cat 6A patch cord is a reliable solution for building and expanding Ethernet networks, guaranteeing high-quality data transmission. The cable is designed for signal stability and interference resistance, making it an ideal choice for both professional installers and end users. Manufactured by LAPP, a renowned cabling manufacturer, it ensures long-lasting and trouble-free operation.

Construction and parameters

The patch cord features an S/FTP (Screened/Foiled Twisted Pair) construction, meaning each pair of wires is shielded with aluminum foil, and the entire cable is additionally surrounded by a copper braid screen. This construction minimizes the impact of electromagnetic (EMI) and radio frequency (RFI) interference, ensuring stable data transmission even in environments with high noise levels. The cable is made of copper with a 26 AWG cross-section, providing flexibility and ease of cable routing in tight spaces. A length of 0.25 meters makes it ideal for short connections in rack cabinets or with network devices. RJ45 8(8) connectors ensure compatibility with most network devices.

Worth knowing: S/FTP shielding is key to stable data transmission in industrial and office environments where the risk of interference exists. Choosing a patch cord with such shielding is an investment in network reliability.

Safety and compliance with standards

The cable is made of halogen-free materials (LSZH - Low Smoke Zero Halogen), meaning it releases minimal toxic gases and smoke in the event of a fire. This is particularly important in public buildings and in places with increased fire safety requirements. It meets UL DUXR7.E353543 and UL DUXR.E353543 standards confirming its high quality and safety of use. Additionally, it is equipped with an RJ45 connector locking lever, which prevents accidental cable disconnection.

Remember: LSZH materials increase user safety in the event of a fire, minimizing the risk of poisoning from toxic gases.