LANBERG patchcord Cat.6 UTP LSZH copper 5 m yellow, Fluke passed

LANBERG patchcord Cat.6 UTP LSZH copper, 5 m in yellow, is a stranded network patch cable designed for Gigabit Ethernet and structured cabling environments. Constructed with copper conductors and a low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) jacket, this patchcord provides reliable data transmission and reduced toxicity and smoke emission in case of fire. The cable has passed Fluke testing, confirming its link performance for Category 6 applications and ensuring compatibility with modern network equipment such as switches, patch panels and workstations.

Advantages

The Cat.6 UTP design supports frequencies and performance required for Gigabit Ethernet while maintaining flexibility due to stranded copper conductors. The LSZH outer sheath reduces hazardous emissions and smoke during combustion, making the cable suitable for installations where safety and regulatory compliance are important. Fluke-passed verification offers assurance of tested electrical performance, minimizing downtime related to cabling faults. The yellow jacket improves visibility and color-coded organization in rack and cable management setups.

Suitable for

• Horizontal patching between wall outlets and network switches
• Connections to patch panels in server rooms and telecommunications cabinets
• Office and residential Gigabit Ethernet wiring where LSZH materials are required
• Temporary or permanent workstation and equipment hookups

Key specifications

• Category: Cat.6 UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
• Conductor type: stranded copper
• Length: 5 m
• Jacket material: LSZH (low smoke zero halogen)
• Color: yellow
• Performance: Fluke-tested for Category 6 link performance
• Connector: RJ45 terminated on both ends

How to use

Route the patchcord between network devices or between a device and a patch panel, ensuring connectors are fully inserted into RJ45 ports until they click. Avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling; maintain bend radius consistent with structured cabling guidelines to preserve signal integrity. For best results, use the patchcord in combination with Category 6 compliant infrastructure and verify connections with a network tester when installing in critical environments.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, avoid running the patchcord alongside power cables to reduce electromagnetic interference, and keep patch lengths within recommended distances for horizontal cabling. Use color coding for easy identification in larger installations and replace the cable if any visible damage to the jacket or connectors is present.