Patch Cable ShiverPeaks 08-62070 — Network extension, PIMF RJ45

ShiverPeaks 08-62070 is a PIMF RJ45 patch cable designed for network extension and patching tasks. The cable features Pairs in Metal Foil (PIMF) shielding and standard RJ45 terminations to provide a consistent physical connection between Ethernet devices. Intended for structured LAN installations, this halogen-free, gray cable supports reliable data links between switches, routers, patch panels and wall outlets over a 10.0 m length.

Advantages

The PIMF shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, improving signal stability in environments with multiple adjacent cables or active electrical equipment. Halogen-free jacket material lowers toxic gas emission in case of fire and meets safety preferences for indoor installations. The RJ45 terminations ensure compatibility with common Ethernet ports, while the 10.0 m length offers flexibility for connecting equipment at moderate distances within racks, offices or server rooms.

Suitable for

• Extending or patching local area network connections between switches and patch panels
• Connecting routers, access points or edge devices to wall outlets or network ports
• Structured cabling runs in offices, data closets and small server rooms
• Environments requiring improved EMI protection compared with unshielded cables

Key specifications

• Cable type: S/FTP with PIMF (Pairs in Metal Foil) shielding
• Connector: RJ45 on both ends
• Length: 10.0 m
• Color: gray
• Construction: halogen-free jacket
• Category: Cat.7 compatible cabling construction

How to use

Insert each RJ45 plug into the corresponding Ethernet port until the latch clicks to secure the connection. Use the cable to extend a network link between patch panels, switches, routers or wall outlets. Avoid sharp bends and do not tightly kink the cable; maintain minimum bend radius recommended for structured cabling to preserve performance. Route the cable away from high-voltage power lines and large motors to minimize electromagnetic interference despite the shielding.

Usage recommendations

For best results, verify compatibility with your network hardware and ensure both ends are properly seated. When installing in racks or conduits, allow service loops and avoid compressing the cable under heavy objects. Regularly inspect termination points for secure seating and replace the cable if any connectors show visible damage or if data errors occur.