Netwerkkabel Telegärtner MP8 FS 600 LSZH 20 m grijs

Networking Cable Telegärtner MP8 FS 600 LSZH 20m Grey is a 20‑metre patch cord designed for data transmission in structured cabling systems. The cable uses a Li02YSCH 4x2xAWG 27/7 PiMF structure with stranded AWG 27 (7x0.14 mm) conductors, polyethylene (PE) insulation and an overall double shielding consisting of aluminium foil and a tin‑plated copper braid. The LSZH outer jacket reduces smoke and toxic emission in case of fire; the outer diameter is approximately 5.7 ±0.2 mm. The connector system follows the ISO/IEC 11801 colour coding and the cable is specified for more than 750 mating cycles.

Advantages

The cable combines pair‑in‑metal‑foil (PiMF) construction and dual shielding to limit electromagnetic interference and support stable signal integrity. LSZH jacket material provides improved safety in confined spaces by emitting less smoke and no halogenated gases when exposed to heat. Flexible stranded AWG 27 conductors and a slim overall diameter make the 20 m patch cord suitable for cable routing in dense installations while maintaining mechanical durability for frequent mating cycles.

Suitable for

• Structured Ethernet patching between switches, patch panels and active equipment
• Installations in offices, data closets and areas requiring low‑smoke cabling
• Environments where reduced electromagnetic interference is required

Key specifications

• Length: 20 m
• Cable structure: Li02YSCH 4x2xAWG 27/7 PiMF
• Stranded wire: AWG 27 (7x0.14 mm)
• Insulation: PE, Ø 1.04 ±0.05 mm
• Overall shielding: aluminium foil (outside conducting) + tin‑plated copper braid
• Outer jacket: LSZH, Ø 5.7 ±0.2 mm
• Colour code: ISO/IEC 11801
• Durability (mating cycles): > 750

How to use

Connect the patch cord between RJ45‑compatible ports on switches, patch panels and network devices following your site’s cabling layout and colour coding. Avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling force when routing the cable; maintain the minimum bend radius recommended for similar AWG 27 stranded cables and secure the cable with suitable cable management hardware. Ensure connectors are fully seated to achieve reliable contacts and verify link status after installation.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, route the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and avoid running it in parallel with power cables. Use the cable in indoor installations and confined spaces where low‑smoke, zero‑halogen characteristics are required. Inspect connectors periodically if frequent mating/unmating occurs to confirm physical condition and replace the cable if shielding or jacket damage is observed.