Network Cable S/Conn Standard Patch Cable Cat. 6A S/FTP double shielded halogen-free red 1.0m

The S-Conn Standard Patch Cable Cat. 6A S/FTP double shielded halogen-free red 1.0m is a short, high-performance Ethernet patch cable engineered for stable gigabit and multi-gigabit network links. Constructed to Cat 6A standards with S/FTP (overall braid shield plus individually foil-shielded pairs), this 1.0 meter cable reduces crosstalk and external electromagnetic interference while preserving signal integrity. The halogen-free jacket lowers toxic gas emissions in case of fire, and the bright red color helps with visual identification and structured cabling management.

Advantages

The double shielding (S/FTP) provides enhanced protection against alien crosstalk and external EMI compared with unshielded cables, supporting higher frequency transmission up to the Cat 6A specification. Compliance with halogen-free materials improves safety in enclosed environments. The 1.0 m length is practical for short patching between network equipment in racks, patch panels and desktop setups, while the standardized RJ45 connectors ensure compatibility with existing network interfaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches to patch panels in data cabinets and server racks
• Short link connections between desktop PCs, VoIP phones and wall outlets
• High-speed Ethernet links requiring reduced interference and reliable throughput
• Environments where color-coded cabling simplifies cable management

Key specifications

• Category: Cat 6A (supports frequencies up to 500 MHz)
• Cabling type: S/FTP — overall braided shield plus foil-shielded twisted pairs
• Length: 1.0 meter
• Jacket material: halogen-free compound
• Connector: RJ45 compliant modular plugs on both ends
• Color: red for easy identification
• Application: suitable for gigabit and multi-gigabit Ethernet networks

How to use

Insert the RJ45 connectors into the corresponding ports on your network devices until the latch clicks to secure the connection. Use the 1.0 m cable to create short patch links between switches, routers, patch panels, or workstations. When routing the cable, avoid excessive bending and tight kinks; maintain the manufacturer’s recommended minimum bend radius and keep the cable away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference where possible. Verify link status indicators on your devices to confirm successful network negotiation.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use S-Conn Cat 6A S/FTP patch cables for short, shielded connections in structured cabling systems and ensure both ends of the link are properly grounded where shielded cabling is deployed. Select color-coded lengths to maintain clear identification in multi-cable installations.