StarTech.com NLBK, 1.5 m Cat6a Ethernet Cable, Black, Braid Screened Low Smoke Zero Halogen Sheath

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RS stock no.:
256-6952
Mfr. Part No.:
NLBK-150-CAT6A-PATCH
Manufacturer:
StarTech.com
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Brand

StarTech.com

Series

NLBK

Product Type

Ethernet Cable

LAN Category

Cat6a

Cable Length

1.5m

Shield Type

Braid

Screened/Unscreened

Screened

Conductor Type

Stranded

Jacket Material

Low Smoke Zero Halogen

Jacket Colour

Black

Fire Behaviour

Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH)

Standards/Approvals

CE, RoHS

Number of Cores

4

Conductor Material

Copper

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

StarTech.com Ethernet Cable, 1.5m Length, LSHZ Sheath - NLBK-150-CAT6A-PATCH


To form a multi-gigabit data connection between adjacent equipment, opt for this 1.5m-long Ethernet cable from StarTech.com. It supports zippy signal transfers of 10Gbp/s for fast and efficient communications. Just plug in the pre-terminated connectors to set up your data acquisition systems, industrial controllers or telecommunications networks.

Features & Benefits


EMI/RFI shieldingA braided shield guards against interferences, so you can count on crystal-clear signal relays.

PoE compatibleGlitch-free performance in Type 4 PoE applications thanks to the 100W power rating of the 100% stranded copper wires.

Strain reliefMoulded boots protect the cord and connectors from sharp-angle damage at junction points.

• Snagless connectors prevent tangles with other wires

• RJ45 jacks match standard Ethernet ports

• At only 58.7g, it adds minimal strain to equipment

FAQs


Is this Ethernet cable fire-safe?Yes, the LSZH sheath emits no toxins and minimal smoke in the event of a fire.

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