Network cable Lanview LV-6AFTP-FLEX-ANG-005W-S — shielded FTP, flexible, angled connector, 0.05 m, white

Lanview LV-6AFTP-FLEX-ANG-005W-S is a shielded short patch cable designed for reliable Ethernet connections in confined or rack-mounted installations. The 0.05 m length and white jacket minimize cable slack while the FTP (foiled twisted pair) construction provides additional protection against electromagnetic interference. A flexible, angled RJ45 plug can be positioned to suit limited spaces and to reduce strain at the connector.

Advantages

The cable combines shielded FTP construction with a slim, bendable LSZH jacket to maintain signal integrity while meeting safety and space requirements. Its very short length reduces clutter and improves airflow in cabinets and racks. The angled, flexible plug that can be set before insertion helps prevent connector damage and allows secure connection in tight orientations.

Suitable for

• Patching between adjacent devices in rack-mounted equipment
• Connections in shallow or recessed network ports
• Short interconnects where minimal cable slack is required
• Environments requiring reduced electromagnetic interference through shielded cabling

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat6A (shielded, FTP)
• Length: 0.05 m
• Jacket: slim, bendable LSZH (halogen-free)
• Connector: angled, flexible RJ45 plug adjustable up to 90° in multiple directions
• Construction: foiled twisted pair for EMI protection

How to use

Adjust the angled plug to the required orientation before inserting into the RJ45 jack to avoid stress on the connector. Insert the cable firmly until the plug latches into place. Use the 0.05 m length for direct, short connections between adjacent ports or devices; avoid routing this very short cable over long distances. When disconnecting, press the RJ45 latch and pull the plug straight out to prevent damage to the connector or port.

Usage recommendations

For best results in tight installations, set the plug angle outside the rack or behind equipment before making the final connection. Consider using color identification clips (sold separately) to mark functions or ports. Avoid excessive bending beyond the recommended bending radius to preserve cable performance.