Patchcord LANBERG Category 6 UTP LSZH copper 0.25 m orange Fluke Passed

LANBERG Category 6 UTP patchcord, 0.25 m, is a short Ethernet patch cable with stranded copper conductors and an LSZH (low smoke zero halogen) outer jacket. Designed to meet Category 6 performance requirements, this orange patchcord is unshielded (UTP) and intended for reliable connections between network equipment in racks, patch panels and data cabinets. The cable has passed Fluke testing for continuity and signal quality, confirming compliance with industry test measures for Cat6 cabling.

Advantages

The short 0.25 m length reduces cable clutter and crosstalk in dense rack installations while maintaining Cat6 performance. The LSZH jacket lowers hazardous smoke and halogen emissions in the event of fire, making the cable suitable for installations where fire safety and low toxicity are priorities. Stranded copper conductors provide flexibility for repeated moves and routing in tight spaces, and the Fluke-tested result offers measurable confirmation of signal integrity.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches to patch panels in server racks and network cabinets
• Short interconnects between adjacent network devices in data centers
• Horizontal patching in telecommunications rooms and wiring closets
• Environments requiring low-smoke, low-halogen cabling materials

Key specifications

• Category: Cat6 UTP (unshielded twisted pair)
• Length: 0.25 m
• Conductor type: stranded copper
• Outer jacket: LSZH (low smoke zero halogen)
• Color: orange
• Performance: designed to meet Cat6 standards; passed Fluke testing for continuity and signal quality

How to use

Insert RJ45 connectors into corresponding ports on switches, patch panels or network devices until the latch clicks. Use this 0.25 m patchcord for short-distance connections where a compact, flexible cable is needed to maintain tidy rack layouts and minimize excess cable. Avoid excessive bending at connector ends and secure close-proximity cables to prevent strain on connectors. For installations in public or enclosed spaces, ensure compatibility with local fire-safety rules regarding LSZH materials.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use the patchcord within the same channel as other Cat6-compliant components and keep total channel length within standards. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension; use proper cable managers to maintain bend radius. Replace the patchcord if connectors show wear or if Fluke or other certification tests indicate degraded performance.