LANBERG patchcord Cat.6 UTP LSZH copper 0.5 m white Fluke passed

LANBERG Cat.6 UTP patchcord, 0.5 m in white, is a short Ethernet cable designed for reliable connections within structured cabling systems. The cable features unshielded twisted pair (UTP) construction and copper conductors housed in a low-smoke, zero-halogen (LSZH) jacket. It is suitable for indoor network installations and has passed Fluke testing for performance and signal integrity, making it appropriate for high-speed Ethernet links over short distances.

Advantages

The Cat.6 construction and quality copper conductors ensure consistent signal transmission and reduced crosstalk for gigabit Ethernet applications. The LSZH outer jacket limits smoke and corrosive gas emissions in case of fire, improving safety in confined or public indoor spaces. Its short 0.5 m length helps minimise excess cable clutter and maintain tidy patch panels or rack-mounted equipment. Fluke-passed certification provides documented performance verification for installers and network managers.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches to patch panels in data cabinets
• Linking network devices in server rooms and wiring closets
• Short-distance Ethernet runs between wall sockets and desktop equipment
• Environments requiring low-smoke, zero-halogen cabling

Key specifications

• Category: Cat.6 (unshielded twisted pair)
• Length: 0.5 m
• Conductor material: copper
• Jacket type: LSZH (low-smoke, zero-halogen)
• Colour: white
• Performance: Fluke-tested for signal integrity

How to use

Insert the RJ45 connectors into the corresponding ports on network devices, patch panels or switches until a click confirms engagement. Use the 0.5 m patchcord for short interconnections to avoid excess cabling and minimise signal reflections caused by loose loops. Ensure connectors and ports are free from dust before insertion and avoid sharp bends in the cable to preserve conductor integrity and performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this LANBERG Cat.6 patchcord in indoor structured cabling where short, reliable connections are required. Avoid outdoor exposure and direct contact with high-temperature surfaces. When installing in cabinets or racks, route the cable without tight bends and keep it clear of sources of electromagnetic interference for optimal network performance.