ACT Roze 5 m U/UTP CAT6A-patchkabel met RJ45-stekkers

ACT Pink 5 meter U/UTP CAT6A patch cable with full copper conductors meets ANSI/TIA568-C2-1 performance requirements and is compatible with CPR Euroclass Eca. The cable features high-quality RJ45 connectors with gold plating for reliable signal transmission and supports 10/100/1000Base-T(X) networking. U/UTP shielding reduces external interference while the 5 m length and pink color make it easy to route and identify within structured copper data networks.

Advantages

The cable uses full copper conductors required for stable PoE (Power over Ethernet) delivery and long-term reliable operation. Compliance with international standards and ANSI/TIA568-C2-1 ensures predictable electrical performance. Gold-plated RJ45 connectors improve contact quality and reduce signal loss, and the U/UTP construction helps minimise electromagnetic interference in typical LAN environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, patch panels and network devices in office or home LANs
• PoE devices such as IP cameras, VoIP phones and wireless access points
• High-speed Gigabit Ethernet connections up to CAT6A performance

Key specifications

• Brand: ACT
• Model / MPN: IB7305
• EAN: 8716065285802
• Category: Network Cables
• Type: U/UTP CAT6A patch cable
• Length: 5 m
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45, gold-plated
• Cabling technology: 10/100/1000Base-T(X)
• Conductors: solid full copper
• Product colour: Pink
• CPR Euroclass: Eca

How to use

Plug one RJ45 connector into the network port of a switch, router or patch panel and the other into the target device. Ensure connectors are fully seated until the latch clicks to maintain reliable contact. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference to preserve signal quality. For PoE devices, verify the power sourcing equipment supports required power class and that connections use full copper conductors as provided.

Recommendations

Use this CAT6A U/UTP patch cable for short to medium-length fixed connections within structured copper networks; avoid excessive bending radii, keep away from high-voltage cabling, and replace any cable that shows physical damage to preserve network performance and PoE delivery.