Patchcord LANBERG Category 6A S/FTP LSZH CU 10 m yellow — Fluke passed

LANBERG Category 6A patchcord with S/FTP shielding and LSZH jacket, 10 m length in yellow. The cable uses copper conductors and is Fluke passed to verify transmission performance for up to 10 Gigabit Ethernet. It is intended for structured cabling environments, data centers and office networks where certified patch cables and low-smoke, halogen-free outer sheath are required.

Advantages

The S/FTP shielding provides individual pair foil plus overall braid protection to reduce crosstalk and external electromagnetic interference. The LSZH (low smoke zero halogen) jacket limits toxic and corrosive emissions in case of fire, supporting safer evacuation and equipment protection. Fluke passed testing confirms that the cable meets performance requirements for Category 6A links and high-speed network applications. The yellow jacket improves visibility and color-coded cable management in racks and patch panels.

Suitable for

• 10 Gigabit Ethernet connections in data centers and server rooms
• Structured cabling between patch panels and active equipment
• Office network installations where low-smoke halogen-free jacket is required
• High-density rack and cabinet environments requiring shielded patchcords

Key specifications

• Category: 6A
• Shielding: S/FTP (overall braid with individually foiled pairs)
• Jacket material: LSZH (low smoke zero halogen)
• Conductor material: Copper (CU)
• Length: 10 m
• Color: Yellow
• Performance: Fluke passed for Category 6A transmission

How to use

Connect one RJ45 end to the network port of a switch, patch panel or active device and the other end to the corresponding port on the endpoint or cross-connect. Ensure connectors are fully seated and that the cable is routed without sharp bends or excessive pulling to preserve the integrity of shielding and pair geometry. Use the color-coded cable to match documented cable runs in the structured cabling layout.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid running the patchcord parallel to power cables and maintain recommended bend radius; replace the cable if connectors show wear or if certification tests indicate degraded performance. Use shielded connectors and properly grounded patch panels where the shield is required to be effective.