Netwerkkabel Telegärtner Cat.7 MP8 FS 600 LSZH 1,0 m 1x 90 graden haaks grijs

Telegärtner Cat.7 MP8 FS 600 LSZH patch cord, 1.0 m with a 90-degree connector in grey. The cable is constructed to Category 7 (600 MHz) and conforms to ISO/IEC 11801 edition 2; it uses an S/FTP 1:1 wiring and is terminated according to EIA/TIA 568. The jacket and moulded strain relief boot are made of LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) material and the plug provides 360-degree surround shielding on shielded cable types.

Advantages

The cable offers high-frequency performance up to 600 MHz suitable for demanding data applications, compact installation with its 90-degree connector, and improved safety due to LSZH materials that reduce smoke and halogen emissions in case of fire. The moulded strain relief and flexible design increase durability and reduce stress at terminations, while full plug shielding maintains signal integrity in electrically noisy environments.

Suitable for

• Server rooms and data centers
• Office LAN and structured cabling installations
• High-bandwidth applications and multimedia streaming
• Environments requiring low-smoke, zero-halogen cabling

Key specifications

• Brand: Telegärtner
• Model: Cat.7 MP8 FS 600 LSZH
• Length: 1.0 m
• Connector orientation: 1x 90 degrees
• Cabling: S/FTP, 1:1 wiring
• Termination: EIA/TIA 568
• Frequency rating: 600 MHz (Category 7, ISO/IEC 11801 ed.2)
• Jacket / boot material: LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Plug shielding: 360° surround (for shielded variants)
• Color: Grey
• MPN: L00000A0192
• EAN: 4018359361211

How to use

Connect the 90-degree MP8 connector to the corresponding port on network devices ensuring the plug is fully inserted and latched. Route the 1.0 m cable with minimal bending radius and avoid tight kinks; the moulded strain relief helps protect the termination. Follow standard structured cabling practices and the EIA/TIA 568 termination sequence when performing any custom terminations or testing.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the cable within the specified 600 MHz frequency range, avoid excessive mechanical stress or sustained tight bends, and install in compliance with local fire safety regulations that reference LSZH requirements.