Network Cable IT-BUDGET Vollkupfer Premium Patch Cable Flex AWG 26 Cat.8.1 2000 MHz halogen-free PoE+ 40GBit green 2 m

The IT-BUDGET Vollkupfer Premium Patch Cable Flex AWG 26 Cat.8.1 2000 MHz halogen-free PoE+ 40GBit green 2 m is a high-performance copper network patch cable designed for demanding Ethernet environments. Constructed from solid copper conductors and optimized for Category 8.1 transmission, this 2-meter cable supports a bandwidth of up to 2000 MHz and data rates up to 40 Gbit/s. The cable's halogen-free jacket reduces toxic gas emission in case of fire, and the flexible construction simplifies routing and installation in server rooms, data centers, office workspaces, and industrial communication setups.

Advantages

The cable delivers stable high-frequency performance with AWG 26 solid copper conductors and Category 8.1 specification, enabling reliable 40 Gbit/s connections and low signal attenuation across short-distance backbone and patching applications. Its halogen-free outer sheath offers improved safety compared with standard PVC jackets, while the flexible design makes it easier to bend and route in confined spaces. Built to support PoE+ power delivery, the cable can supply power and data simultaneously to compatible devices.

Suitable for

• Data center patch panels and short rack-to-rack connections
• High-speed backbone links within enterprise LAN environments
• Connections to PoE+ capable switches, access points and IP cameras
• Office and telecommunications closets where high bandwidth and flexibility are required

Key specifications

• Cable type: Category 8.1 patch cable, full copper conductors
• Conductor gauge: AWG 26
• Bandwidth: up to 2000 MHz
• Maximum data rate: up to 40 Gbit/s (short-range, per Cat.8.1)
• Power over Ethernet: supports PoE+ delivery
• Jacket: halogen-free outer sheath
• Color and length: green, 2 meters
• Construction: flexible design for easy routing and installation

How to use

Select the IT-BUDGET Cat.8.1 patch cable for links between compatible switches, servers, or patch panels where high bandwidth and low latency are required. Route the cable avoiding extreme bends or mechanical stress; the flexible jacket permits tighter radii than many rigid cables but standard bend-radius guidelines should be observed. Insert RJ45 connectors into the respective ports until the latch clicks, and verify link status on connected devices. For PoE+ applications, confirm that the attached switch or injector supports the required power class and that device power budgets are sufficient.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable for short-distance, high-speed patching typically within racks or between adjacent racks; for longer runs consider an appropriate cabling class such as fibre or structured copper runs designed for longer distances. Regularly inspect connectors for debris and ensure secure connections to maintain optimal performance.