Network patch cable EASYLAN DualBoot PushPull IP20 Cat6A (Class EA) S/FTP, red, 0.5 m

EASYLAN DualBoot PushPull IP20 Cat6A (Class EA) S/FTP patch cable, 0.5 m, red, is a short high-performance network cable designed for structured cabling in data centers, racks and network closets. The cable uses individually shielded twisted pairs with overall foil shielding (S/FTP) to reduce crosstalk and electromagnetic interference, supporting 10 Gigabit Ethernet over short distances. The PushPull IP20 boot provides a compact, snag-resistant connector cover that facilitates easy insertion and removal in dense patching environments while preserving connector integrity and cable alignment.

Advantages

Shielding on each twisted pair combined with overall foil improves signal integrity and reduces susceptibility to external EMI, making the cable suitable for electrically noisy environments. The Cat6A (Class EA) performance rating supports higher bandwidths and 10GBASE-T operation where short patchcords are required. The PushPull IP20 boot design enables quick, tool-free release in confined spaces and minimizes the risk of accidental disconnection; the red jacket provides clear visual identification for cable management and fault isolation.

Suitable for

• Short interconnects between switches, patch panels and servers in racks
• Patching in data center and telecom cabinets with high-density ports
• Cross-connects and patchcord bundles where EMI reduction is required
• Environments requiring clear color-coded cable identification

Key specifications

• Standard: Cat6A / Class EA
• Shielding: S/FTP (individually shielded pairs + overall foil)
• Connector boot: PushPull IP20 design
• Length: 0.5 m
• Color: Red
• Application: Supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GBASE-T) over short distances

How to use

Insert the RJ45 connectors into compatible keystone jacks, patch panels or switch ports until the PushPull boot clicks into place. To remove, use the integrated release mechanism on the boot to disengage the latch without pulling directly on the cable jacket. Use short runs for horizontal or equipment patching to maintain optimal 10G performance and avoid introducing excess slack or tight bends that could affect shielding and signal transmission.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, route the cable away from high-power electrical cabling and avoid sharp bends; maintain bend radius recommended by structured cabling guidelines. Use color-coded patching to simplify identification and troubleshooting, and replace damaged connectors or cables to preserve shielding effectiveness.