Patchcord LANBERG Cat.6 UTP LSZH 2m Copper, Red, Fluke Passed

LANBERG Cat.6 UTP LSZH patchcord, 2 meters long, with solid copper conductors and a red low-smoke zero-halogen jacket. This Fluke Passed patch cable is manufactured to meet Cat6 performance for Ethernet networking and data transmission, providing reliable connections between patch panels, switches and wall outlets in office and data center installations. The LSZH outer sheath reduces smoke and toxic gas emission in case of fire, making it suitable for enclosed spaces with strict safety requirements.

Advantages

The cable combines Cat6 transmission capability with unshielded twisted pair design for standard structured cabling environments. Solid copper conductors ensure stable signal integrity and long-term mechanical reliability. The LSZH jacket minimizes smoke and halogenated gas output under thermal stress, improving safety in confined or public spaces. Red color coding simplifies identification in dense cabling runs and helps maintain organized network infrastructure. The Fluke Passed designation confirms that the individual cable met required electrical and performance tests during manufacturing.

Suitable for

• Connecting network switches to patch panels in data centers and server rooms
• Linking wall outlets to network equipment in offices and meeting rooms
• Short-distance horizontal and equipment-side connections in structured cabling
• Environments requiring low-smoke, zero-halogen materials for safety compliance

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat.6 UTP (unshielded twisted pair)
• Length: 2 meters
• Conductor material: copper (solid conductors)
• Outer sheath: LSZH (low-smoke zero-halogen)
• Color: red
• Performance test: Fluke Passed

How to use

Insert RJ45 plugs into the corresponding ports on switches, patch panels or network devices, ensuring connectors are fully seated and retaining clips engage. Route the patchcord along cable management paths to avoid sharp bends and reduce mechanical stress; maintain bend radius according to standard cabling practice. Use color-coded patchcords to separate networks or services and to simplify troubleshooting. Verify link status on network devices after connection to confirm proper signal transmission.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid running the patchcord alongside high-voltage power lines and keep it away from sources of electromagnetic interference. Replace any cable that shows visible damage to the sheath or connectors. Use this Cat.6 UTP LSZH patchcord for short connections within a structured cabling system; for longer permanent runs, consider appropriate in-wall rated cabling.