Patchcord UTP Cat.6 LANBERG 0.25 m LSZH copper (Fluke passed) red

LANBERG Patchcord UTP Cat.6, 0.25 m, with LSZH jacket and copper conductors, is a short network cable designed for high-speed Ethernet and structured cabling environments. The cable is Fluke passed, indicating it meets performance tests for Cat6 cabling and supports reliable data transmission with reduced crosstalk and signal loss. Its 0.25 m length and red jacket make it suitable for tight rack or patch panel connections where a tested, color-coded patch lead is required.

Advantages

The cable features a Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) jacket that reduces hazardous fumes in case of fire and is suitable for use in public and confined spaces. Copper conductors ensure stable electrical conductivity and consistent performance across typical Gigabit Ethernet and higher-frequency applications that Cat6 supports. Fluke-passed testing confirms the cable's compliance with Cat6 performance requirements, providing documented assurance of pair integrity and signal quality. The short 0.25 m length minimizes excess slack and clutter in dense cabling environments while the red color aids visual identification and cable management.

Suitable for

• Patching between switch ports and patch panels in server racks
• Short connections in network cabinets and distribution frames
• Testing and lab setups requiring color-coded, certified short leads
• Environments where low-smoke, low-toxicity materials are preferred

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat6 UTP
• Length: 0.25 m
• Conductor material: copper
• Jacket material: LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Shielding: unshielded (UTP)
• Performance verification: Fluke passed for Cat6 parameters
• Color: red

How to use

Insert the RJ45 plug into the corresponding Ethernet port on a switch, patch panel or device until it clicks to ensure a secure connection. Use this 0.25 m patchcord for short links inside racks or cabinets to avoid excess cable loops; route the cable along designated cable management paths to prevent strain on connectors. If relocating equipment, disconnect by pressing the plug latch and remove the cable carefully to avoid damaging ports or the plug. Verify link status on connected devices after installation to confirm proper connectivity.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid bending the cable at sharp angles and maintain proper bend radius near connectors. Use the red color to mark critical links or specific VLANs for easier identification during maintenance. In installations that require documentation, retain the Fluke test report or mark the patch location to reflect the cable's verified Cat6 performance.