LANBERG networking cable PCF8- 1.5 m — patch/patchcord Ethernet cable

LANBERG PCF8- 1.5 m patch/patchcord Ethernet cable is a short, flexible networking cable designed to establish a reliable wired connection between network devices. With a 1.5 m length, this LANBERG cable is intended for close-proximity connections such as between switches, routers, patch panels and desktop computers, helping to minimise cable clutter in home, office and rack-mounted environments.

Advantages

The cable delivers a compact physical footprint while maintaining consistent signal transmission for typical Ethernet links. Its short length reduces excess cabling and improves rack and desk organisation. The patchcord construction supports easy insertion and removal in network ports and is suitable for frequent reconfiguration. The cable is compatible with standard Ethernet connectors and provides a straightforward wired alternative where stable, low-latency connections are required.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches to patch panels in a network rack
• Linking routers to desktop computers or access points
• Short runs between nearby devices to reduce cable clutter
• Temporary or permanent workstation network connections

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Cable type: Ethernet patch/patchcord
• Connector type: standard RJ45-compatible connectors
• Form factor: flexible stranded conductors for improved bend performance
• Typical use environment: home, office, rack-mounted network equipment

How to use

Insert one RJ45 connector into the network port of the source device (switch, router or patch panel) and the other connector into the target device (computer, access point or another network element). Ensure connectors click into place to confirm a secure connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points; for rack installations, arrange the patchcord along cable management paths to maintain a tidy layout. For changes, simply unplug and reinsert as required.

Usage recommendations

Use the LANBERG 1.5 m patchcord for short, accessible links where minimal cable length is preferred. Avoid tight bending radii near connectors, keep the cable clear of sharp edges and high-traffic areas to reduce wear, and store spare cables coiled loosely to preserve flexibility.