Network Cable Synergy 21 Patch Cable RJ45 CAT8.1 2000Mhz Grey S-STP S/FTP TPE/LSZH SuperFlex AWG26

The Synergy 21 Patch Cable RJ45 CAT8.1 2000MHz Grey S-STP S/FTP TPE/LSZH SuperFlex AWG26 is a high-performance Ethernet cable designed for demanding network environments. It supports transmission up to 2000 MHz and is built with S-STP (screened shielded twisted pair) and S/FTP (overall screen with foil-wrapped pairs) shielding to reduce electromagnetic interference and crosstalk. The jacket combines TPE flexibility with LSZH (low-smoke, zero-halogen) properties for a balance of mechanical resilience and safer fire behavior in confined spaces. AWG26 conductor gauge and SuperFlex construction provide consistent signal integrity while allowing easier routing in patch panels and conduit.

Advantages

The cable’s S-STP and S/FTP shielding architecture minimizes external noise and pair-to-pair interference, enabling stable high-frequency performance. The 2000 MHz rating supports high data rates and future-proofed network demands. TPE/LSZH materials ensure a flexible cable that resists repeated bending and is suitable for indoor installations where lower smoke and halogen-free materials are required. AWG26 conductors are optimized for short-run high-speed links common in data centers and modern office layouts.

Suitable for

• High-density data center patching and server connections
• High-speed backbone links within network cabinets and racks
• Office LANs requiring shielded cabling to reduce EMI
• Audio/video and streaming setups with minimal interference
• Indoor installations where low-smoke, zero-halogen jacket is preferred

Key specifications

• Category: CAT8.1 Ethernet cable
• Frequency rating: up to 2000 MHz
• Conductor gauge: AWG26
• Shielding: S-STP with S/FTP pair shielding
• Jacket material: TPE outer combined with LSZH properties
• Connector type: RJ45 on both ends (8P8C compatible)
• Construction: SuperFlex for improved bend performance
• Color: Grey

How to use

Connect one RJ45 end of the patch cable to the network port of a switch, router, or server and the other end to the corresponding device or patch panel port. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and secure to establish reliable contact. When routing the cable, avoid tight bends below the manufacturer’s minimum bend radius and keep the cable separate from high-power electrical lines where possible to maintain shielding effectiveness. For patching in racks, use cable management accessories to prevent strain on connectors and to preserve SuperFlex properties.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable primarily for short to medium-length high-speed links (patch panels to switches, switch to server) where 2000 MHz performance and shielding are required. Avoid outdoor exposure or direct burial unless additional environmental protection is provided. When installing in critical environments, test link performance after installation to confirm signal integrity and compliance with expected data rates.