Patchcord LANBERG CAT6 UTP LSZH Cu 15 m yellow, Fluke tested

LANBERG CAT6 UTP LSZH Cu patchcord, 15 m, yellow, is a flexible Ethernet patch cable designed for structured LAN installations and general network patching. The cable uses unshielded twisted pair (UTP) construction with copper conductors and meets CAT6 performance parameters. Its LSZH (low-smoke, zero-halogen) outer jacket reduces toxic and corrosive emissions in case of fire, making it suitable for office spaces, data centers, and public buildings where fire safety standards require low-smoke cables. The product is Fluke tested to confirm signal integrity and performance across gigabit Ethernet links.

Advantages

The LANBERG CAT6 patchcord provides reliable data transmission with copper conductors and CAT6-rated twisted pairs, ensuring stable gigabit connectivity and reduced crosstalk compared with lower categories. The LSZH jacket offers enhanced safety by producing less smoke and no halogenated gases if exposed to high temperatures or flames. A 15 m length in a high-visibility yellow color facilitates routing, identification, and management in racks and cable trays. Fluke-tested certification documents measured performance to industry test standards.

Suitable for

• Office Ethernet patching between switches, patch panels and wall outlets
• Data center horizontal and rack-level patching where LSZH materials are required
• Structured cabling projects in commercial and public buildings
• Gigabit LAN connections for workstations, servers and network devices

Key specifications

• Cable category: CAT6 (performance to CAT6 specification)
• Construction: unshielded twisted pair (UTP) with copper conductors
• Jacket material: LSZH (low-smoke zero-halogen)
• Length: 15 meters
• Color: yellow
• Connector type: standard RJ45 Ethernet plugs (both ends)
• Tested: Fluke tested to verify link performance

How to use

Route the LANBERG CAT6 UTP LSZH patchcord between the network equipment ports you wish to connect, ensuring connectors are fully inserted into RJ45 sockets until they click. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension along the cable run; maintain the cable bend radius recommended for CAT6 cables and do not exceed the cable’s maximum pull force when installing. For permanent or semi-permanent installations, label both ends for easy identification. If using in patch panels or switch ports, verify link status and speed on the connected devices to confirm proper negotiation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep patchcord length appropriate to the network layout and avoid running alongside high-voltage power lines to reduce interference. Store spare cables coiled loosely and protected from direct sunlight or high heat. Use yellow patchcords for easily identifiable routes or to follow color-coded cabling schemes in your installation.