InLine patchkabel S/FTP PiMF Cat.6A halogeenvrij 500MHz wit 10m

The InLine Patch Cable S/FTP PiMF Cat.6A halogen free 500MHz white 10m is a high-performance network patch cable designed for professional cabling in data centers, server racks and structured LAN installations. It supports data transfer rates up to 10,000 Mbit/s (10 Gigabit) and provides robust shielding to maintain signal integrity in demanding environments.

Advantages

S/FTP PiMF construction offers strong protection against electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, improving transmission stability for Gigabit and 10 Gigabit networks. The halogen-free jacket reduces harmful emissions in case of fire. With RJ-45 connectors on both ends and a 500 MHz rating, the cable meets Cat.6A performance requirements while the 10 m length gives flexibility for typical rack and cabinet layouts. The white jacket provides a professional, unobtrusive appearance.

Suitable for

• Data centers and server rack patching
• 10 Gigabit Ethernet uplinks and backbone connections
• Structured cabling in office and enterprise LANs
• Environments requiring low-emission (halogen-free) cabling

Key specifications

• Category: Cat.6A
• Shielding: S/FTP PiMF
• Bandwidth: 500 MHz
• Maximum data rate: up to 10,000 Mbit/s (10 Gigabit)
• Length: 10 m
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45
• Colour: White
• Halogen-free jacket

How to use

Connect one RJ-45 plug to the network port of a switch, patch panel or server and the other RJ-45 plug to the corresponding device port. Route the cable neatly within racks or cable trays to avoid sharp bends and maintain the specified bend radius. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and latched to establish reliable contacts. For permanent installations, verify link speed and duplex settings on connected devices after installation.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid running the cable parallel to power lines for long distances and keep it within recommended bend radii. Use the 10 m length where patch distances between racks, patch panels and switches require this reach; choose appropriate lengths for shorter runs to reduce excess cable in racks.