FTP patch cable Cat6 LYNX CS LX-FTP6-0030-GREY 0.3 m, grey, pack of 10

Pack of 10 LYNX CS FTP patch cables Cat6, each 0.3 m long in grey, designed for short horizontal patching and stable Gigabit Ethernet connections. The shielded twisted-pair (FTP) construction reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, providing consistent performance when connecting patch panels, switches and network devices in offices, server rooms and home networks. The compact 0.3 m length keeps cable management tidy in dense rack environments and behind desktop equipment.

Advantages

The FTP shielding improves signal integrity in environments with potential electromagnetic noise from nearby electrical equipment. Cat6 specification supports up to Gigabit Ethernet speeds and offers headroom for reliable data transfer. The short 0.3 m length minimizes excess cable, reducing clutter and improving airflow in racks. Supplied as a pack of 10, the cables simplify deployment and replacements for multiple connections at once.

Suitable for

• Short patch connections between switches, patch panels and servers
• Horizontal cabling in office racks and comms cabinets
• Dense workstation setups where short cable runs are required
• Home network connections between routers, switches and access points

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat6 (FTP — foil-shielded twisted pair)
• Length: 0.3 m
• Connector type: RJ45 to RJ45
• Color: Grey
• Packaging: Pack of 10 identical cables
• Typical use: Gigabit Ethernet, 10/100/1000BASE-T networks

How to use

Insert the RJ45 connectors into the network ports of your switch, patch panel or device until the latch clicks into place. Use the 0.3 m cables for short-distance links where a compact, shielded connection is needed. When routing in racks or behind desks, position connectors to avoid sharp bends and maintain the cable bend radius to preserve signal performance. For installations with multiple connections, label each cable at both ends to simplify identification and maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid running FTP cables in parallel with high-voltage power cables for long distances, and ensure connectors and ports are free of dust and debris. Use shielded patch panels or properly grounded equipment when integrating FTP cables into an existing shielded infrastructure.