DIGITUS CAT 6A S/FTP patch cord

Product number: DK-1644-A-030

EAN: 4016032327424

CAT 6A S-FTP patch cord, Cu, LSZH AWG 26/7, length 3 m, color grey

Future-oriented standards and high-end quality for your network.

With LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) sheath for best fire behaviour and low smoke emissions.
Transparent yellow colored plug with metal shielding for easy identification of Category 6A (500 MHz)
Conductor: Copper (Cu)
PoE+ ready

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Description

The new DIGITUS® Patch Cords series is back with a reworked plug on the market. The bend protection sleeve with latch protection prevents snagging the cable and also protects the latching lever before break. The connector can be different in color depending on the category: A blue plug for CAT5e, a red plug for CAT6 and a yellow plug for CAT6A. We also offer a variety of different colors and lengths to meet all demands. For more information, please see our Patch Cord brochure!

Technical details

2x RJ45 (8P8C) connectors
Boots with kink protection, strain relief and latch protection
Length marking on boot
Conductor: Copper (Cu)
Assortment: Twisted Pair Patch Cables
Configuration: 1:1
Connector 1: Modular RJ45 (8/8) plug
Connector 2: Modular RJ45 (8/8) plug
Packaging: DIGITUS Polybag
Category: CAT 6A
Shielding: S-FTP, pairs in metal foil and braid shielding
Length: 3 m
Color: grey
Jacket: LSOH
Slim Version: no
Structure: 4 x 2 AWG 26/7, twisted pair
Flat Version: no

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Logistics

	Number (pcs)	Weight (kg)	Depth (cm)	Width (cm)	Height (cm)	cm³
Packaging Unit Carton	80	9,60	38,00	29,00	29,00	31.958,00
Packaging Unit Inside	1	0,12	30,00	36,00	10,00	10.800,00
Packaging Unit Single	1	0,12	1,80	17,00	25,00	765,00

Customs tariff number: 8544421000

Safety notes

When plugging and unplugging the cable, only grasp the plug and do not pull directly on the cable.
Cables must not be kinked sharply or bent at tight angles, as this can damage the inner wires and lead to failures.
Make sure that the cables are not under tensile load, as this can damage the insulation and the wires inside the cable.
Ensure that cables are not laid in areas where they can be easily damaged mechanically.
Cables should not be used in environments with extremely high or very low temperatures. Observe the product information on the maximum operating temperature of the cable
Check cables regularly for visible damage such as cracks, kinks or signs of wear. Defective cables should be replaced immediately to avoid failures, short circuits or even electric shocks.