ACT hnedý 1 meter LSZH U/FTP CAT6A Slimline patch kábel pre dátové centrum, bez zaistenej západky, s RJ45 konektormi

The ACT Brown 1 meter LSZH U/FTP CAT6A datacenter patch cable is a slimline Ethernet cable designed for data center and network cabinet use. With a 1 m length, snagless RJ45 connectors and gold-plated contacts, it supports high-speed CAT6A transmission while the LSZH jacket reduces smoke and halogen emissions for safer indoor deployment.

Advantages

This U/FTP CAT6A slimline patch cord has a reduced diameter (approximately 3.8 mm) compared with regular CAT6A patch cords, which lowers bending radius and improves airflow inside server racks and network cabinets. The cable’s construction allows use in dense cabling environments and the LSZH outer jacket provides low-smoke, halogen-free characteristics suitable for indoor installations.

Suitable for

• Short patching runs in data centers and network cabinets
• High-density cabling where reduced cable diameter is required
• Indoor installations requiring LSZH materials

Key specifications

• Category: CAT6A U/FTP
• Length: 1 m
• Conductor gauge: slimline (approx. 32 AWG construction noted for slim cables)
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45, snagless
• Contacts: gold-plated
• Jacket: LSZH (low smoke zero halogen)
• Colour: Brown
• Brand / MPN / EAN: ACT / DC7201 / 8716065509861

How to use

Connect one RJ45 end to a network device (switch, patch panel or server NIC) and the other end to the corresponding port. Route the 1 m cable through the rack or cabinet, avoiding sharp bends below the cable’s minimum bending radius. Use cable management accessories to maintain tidy paths and prevent strain on the connectors. Verify link speed and connectivity after installation.

Recommendations

ACT advises limiting PoE cable bundles to a maximum of 24 slimline CAT6A cables to prevent excessive temperature rise. Note that slimline cables commonly use finer conductors (e.g., 32 AWG), which increase attenuation at higher frequencies; consider run length and signal requirements when planning deployments.