Network cable Patch copper Cat. 8.1 Black SFTP LSZH 10m
Network cable Patch copper Cat. 8.1 Black SFTP LSZH 10m Patch cables Cat. 8.1 are used for BASE-T 25/40 G applications with a range of up to 30 meters and a maximum transmission power of 2 GHz (which corresponds to four times the bandwidth of cat. 6A) Features Suitable for 25/40 G Base-T Ethernet networks (with 40 Gigabit capacity) and backwards compatibleChannel Link CAT 8 100% tested (measurement protocol attached + serial no.)Bandwidth max .: 2000 MHz / 2 GHzNew RJ45 connector cat. 8 conforms to industry standard with 50 µ gold-plated contact surfaces (PIN)Shielded RJ45 connector with snap-in flexible nose and special protectionDouble shielded network / LAN cable: shielded in pairs of cables: PIMF (metal film each pair) + complete shield: braidedIndication of the length on the Slimline anti-folding spoutNetwork cable patch Cat. 8.1 made of 100% copperS / FTP (PIMF) double shielded4-pair AWG 24/7 cableCable sheath diameter: 8.2 mmInternal conductor, core diameter: 0.2 mmLSZH Halogen Free sheathWith golden contactsThin line, suitable for all patch panelsStandards and Certifications EIA / TIA 568B approvedConnectors Connectors: 2 for RJ45 Male / MaleGold contacts 50μ eliminate the problem of oxidationSpecifications 100% copperRound cableLSZH cable sheathWith S / FTP shielding (PIMF)Cable: 4 pairsConductors: 24/7 AWGCAT 8 standard (2000 MHz)Black colourLength: 10 m
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These cables are ideal for outdoor use and installation, for example in the garden, camping, on building facades
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