Cat.6 patch cable, flat, PiMF/STP, white, DINIC polybag, length 10 m

Quick overview

Advantages

• Cat.6 for structured copper cabling and Gigabit Ethernet applications
• Flat cable design with external dimensions of approx. 1.5 × 6.1 mm for confined installation spaces
• PiMF/STP shielding with metal foil arranged in pairs
• Two RJ45 connectors (8P8C) with gold-plated contacts
• Moulded kink protection with strain relief at the connectors
• 10 m cable length for longer patch and connection runs

Product description

The DINIC Cat.6 flat patch cable with PiMF/STP shielding connects two RJ45 Ethernet interfaces over a cable length of 10 m. It is designed for patch and connection runs in structured copper networks as well as for Gigabit Ethernet applications.

With external dimensions of approx. 1.5 × 6.1 mm, the white network cable has a particularly flat design. This means it can also be used in cable ducts, under covers or in other locations where space is limited for conventional round cables.

The PiMF/STP version features pair-by-pair metal foil shielding. The two RJ45 connectors have gold-plated contacts and an moulded kink protector with strain relief. This makes the cable suitable for professional network installations, system integration and service operations.

Applications

• Office and corporate networks
• Patch panel-to-switch and switch-to-server connections
• Network installations with limited space for cable routing
• Equipment rooms and rack installations
• Service, rollout and temporary network installations

Technical specifications

Compatibility

This patch cable is designed for RJ45 Ethernet interfaces in the 8P8C format. It can be used for the corresponding connections on switches, routers, patch panels, network sockets, servers, PCs and VoIP terminals.

The design complies with the Cat.6 application profile for structured copper networks.

Selection and practical guidance

The flat design is particularly suitable for installations with limited space in cable ducts, under covers or along the edges of components. RJ45 Ethernet ports in the 8P8C format must be present at both ends for connection.

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