Lindy 2m RJ45 S/FTP LSZH Network Cable, Grey
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2m RJ45 S/FTP LSZH Network Cable, Grey
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47264
Cat.7 S/FTP LSZH network cable with Cat.6A connectors supports bandwidth up to 600MHz and features a snagless design with gold plated contacts for ethernet standards up to 10 GBase-T.
The Cat.7 cable material for operating frequencies up to 600MHz with taotal braided shielding and foil single-wire shielding (S/FTP) was developed for use in data centres, server rooms, rack mounting of network and control cabinets etc. for networks up to 10GBaseT. These cables are manufactured and tested according to the ISO/IEC 11801 specification. The cables are packaged individually in a polybag.
The gold-plated contacts ensure reliable, corrosion-free connections over extensive periods of time. A robust snagless strain relief design prevents damage to the connector latch during installation and removal.
This product uses Cat.7 cable material. The Cat.7 standard originally defined the GG45 connectors, which were intended as a further development of RJ45, but were not able to establish themselves on the market. In the meantime, the RJ45 connector developed to easily meet the requirements of Cat.7, but has never been defined for Cat.7. Therefore the imprint on the cable reads as follows: 'Cat.6A S/FTP patch cords with 600MHz raw cable'.
The Cat.7 cable material for operating frequencies up to 600MHz with taotal braided shielding and foil single-wire shielding (S/FTP) was developed for use in data centres, server rooms, rack mounting of network and control cabinets etc. for networks up to 10GBaseT. These cables are manufactured and tested according to the ISO/IEC 11801 specification. The cables are packaged individually in a polybag.
The gold-plated contacts ensure reliable, corrosion-free connections over extensive periods of time. A robust snagless strain relief design prevents damage to the connector latch during installation and removal.
This product uses Cat.7 cable material. The Cat.7 standard originally defined the GG45 connectors, which were intended as a further development of RJ45, but were not able to establish themselves on the market. In the meantime, the RJ45 connector developed to easily meet the requirements of Cat.7, but has never been defined for Cat.7. Therefore the imprint on the cable reads as follows: 'Cat.6A S/FTP patch cords with 600MHz raw cable'.
