Patchcord UTP LANBERG Category 6 0.25 m LSZH copper, fluke passed, yellow

LANBERG Category 6 UTP patchcord, 0.25 m, with a low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) jacket and copper conductors, designed for short Ethernet connections in patch panels, switches and server racks. The cable is manufactured to meet Category 6 performance and is Fluke-passed, confirming tested signal integrity for gigabit Ethernet links. Its compact 0.25 m length reduces slack and improves cable management in dense installations, while the yellow jacket provides clear visual identification.

Advantages

The patchcord combines Category 6 electrical characteristics with copper conductors for stable data transmission and reduced signal loss at relevant frequencies. The LSZH outer jacket minimises toxic smoke and corrosive gases in case of fire, making the cable suitable for indoor use in populated or enclosed spaces. Fluke-passed testing provides documented verification of performance, supporting reliable deployment in structured cabling systems. The short 0.25 m length is practical for connecting adjacent ports without excess cable loops.

Suitable for

• Connecting adjacent ports on patch panels and network switches
• Short links between servers and top-of-rack switches in server cabinets
• Patch fields and dense cabling environments where minimal cable slack is required
• Indoor installations that require LSZH jacket for improved safety

Key specifications

• Cable category: Category 6 (Class E) performance suitable for gigabit Ethernet
• Cable type: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
• Conductor material: Copper
• Jacket material: Low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH)
• Length: 0.25 m
• Connector type: RJ45 to RJ45, 8P8C termination
• Colour: Yellow
• Test status: Factory Fluke-passed for signal integrity

How to use

Insert the RJ45 plugs into the corresponding Ethernet ports on switches, patch panels or network devices until the connector latches audibly. Use the 0.25 m patchcord to link adjacent ports or short in-cabinet connections to avoid cable clutter. Ensure both connected ports are designed for copper UTP links and verify link status on the devices after connection. For rack installations, route the cord alongside existing cabling to prevent sharp bends and avoid placing strain on the plug ends.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid tight bends and kinks: maintain the manufacturer's recommended minimum bend radius. Use this short LANBERG Category 6 cable where minimal slack is needed and where LSZH jackets are required by site regulations. Periodically inspect connectors for damage and replace the patchcord if the plug latch or cable jacket is compromised.