Product Description
Cat6A U/FTP patch cable, pre-terminated, LSFH jacket, white. Built for structured cabling runs where Gigabit or 10 Gigabit Ethernet capacity and EMI control both matter on the rack.
Key specs
- Category: Cat6A — supports Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Ethernet
- Shielding: U/FTP — each of the four twisted pairs individually foil-screened
- Jacket: LSFH (Low Smoke Free Halogen)
- Connectors: Pre-terminated RJ45 at both ends, field-termination-free
- Colour: White outer sheath
Shielding and why it's specified
U/FTP means each pair gets its own foil screen rather than a single overall screen. This cuts crosstalk and electromagnetic interference between adjacent pairs — relevant wherever multiple network cables are bundled tightly, such as comms cabinets, equipment racks or containment runs carrying several patch leads side by side.
Jacket and application
LSFH construction emits reduced smoke and no halogen gas if exposed to fire, which is why this jacket type gets specified in commercial buildings and public spaces under fire regulations. Combined with the Cat6A rating, this cable suits data centre cross-connects, office structured cabling and general network infrastructure patching between switches, patch panels, routers and computers.
Pre-terminated RJ45 ends mean it drops straight into a patching schedule — no crimping, no field termination, just connect between devices.
Specifications
- Cable Category
- CAT6A
- Colour
- White
- Connector Type
- RJ45
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this cable support 10 Gigabit Ethernet?
Yes — it's rated to Cat6A specifications, which support both Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Gigabit Ethernet.
What does U/FTP shielding actually do here?
Each of the four twisted pairs is individually foil shielded, reducing electromagnetic interference and crosstalk when cables are bundled together in racks or containment.
Why choose an LSFH jacket over standard PVC?
LSFH emits reduced smoke and no halogen gas if exposed to fire, which is why it's specified in commercial buildings and public spaces with fire safety requirements.
Does it need field termination?
No — the RJ45 connectors are pre-terminated at both ends, so it connects directly between devices like switches, patch panels and NVRs.
