Network Cable S-Conn S/CONN Quality Patch Cable Angled S/FTP Double Shielded Cat. 6 Black 1m

The S-Conn Quality Patch Cable Angled S/FTP Double Shielded Cat. 6 Black 1m is a 1 metre network patch cable designed for high-speed data transmission in home and office networks. Constructed to Cat. 6 specification with S/FTP double shielding, the cable reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk for a more stable signal. The angled connector housing enables routing in confined spaces and behind equipment where straight plugs may not fit.

Advantages

The double-shielded S/FTP construction improves protection against external interference and helps maintain signal integrity over short runs. Category 6 performance supports higher bandwidth applications compared with older cable categories. The angled connector reduces strain on the plug and provides practical flexibility when connecting devices in tight or recessed ports. A 1 metre length keeps cable management tidy while providing sufficient reach for many typical installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting routers, switches and patch panels in home and small office networks
• Wiring PCs, NAS devices and networked media players where space behind equipment is limited
• Short runs between wall outlets and network devices

Key specifications

• Length: 1 m
• Cable category: Cat. 6
• Shielding: S/FTP (overall braid with foil on individual pairs)
• Connector orientation: angled (right-angle) plug
• Color: black

How to use

Insert the angled RJ45 connector into the device port until it clicks into place, ensuring the cable is aligned to avoid bending the connector. Route the cable along the shortest practical path while avoiding sharp bends, excessive tension and sources of strong electromagnetic interference. To disconnect, press the connector tab and pull gently. For best results, use this cable for patching and short interconnections within racks, behind furniture, or where rear panel space is constrained.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep cable runs within recommended lengths for patching (short runs) and avoid running parallel to power lines. Inspect connectors for damage before installation and replace the cable if the shielding or jacket is compromised. When installing in network cabinets, secure the cable to prevent strain on the angled connector.