Patch kabel helos 75513-SLG U/FTP Cat6A tanek, zelen, 3,0 m

Shielded patch cable helos 75513-SLG U/FTP Cat6A slim, green, 3.0 m is a slim-profile Ethernet patch lead designed for 10 Gigabit Ethernet and high-speed network connections. The cable uses individually foiled twisted pairs (U/FTP) to minimise alien crosstalk and electromagnetic interference, and its flat, slim construction makes it suitable for dense patch panels, cable managers and tight routing paths in offices and network cabinets.

Advantages

The cable provides enhanced signal integrity due to U/FTP shielding on each pair, supporting Cat6A performance up to 10 Gbps. Its slim and flat design reduces occupied space in patch panels and underfloor routes, while the molded RJ-45 connectors ensure reliable plug-and-play connectivity. The green jacket allows easy visual identification in mixed-cable environments.

Suitable for

• 10 Gigabit Ethernet links in data centres and server rooms
• Dense patch panels and high-density network racks
• Office workstations and VoIP endpoints with limited cable space
• Network cabinets and cable trays where low-profile cabling is required

Key specifications

• Category: Cat6A (Class EA) performance for 10 Gbps Ethernet
• Shielding: U/FTP — overall unshielded with foil on each twisted pair
• Length: 3.0 m
• Connector type: RJ-45 male to RJ-45 male, molded plugs
• Construction: slim, flat profile for space-saving routing
• Color: green

How to use

Insert the molded RJ-45 plugs into compatible RJ-45 ports on switches, patch panels, routers or network devices. Ensure the plug is fully engaged until the latch clicks and avoid sharp bends near the connector to preserve performance. Route the flat cable along cable managers or underfloor channels to maintain a tidy installation and prevent strain on the connectors.

Recommendations

For best results, keep cable bend radius gentle and avoid tightly wrapping the cable around small radii. Do not place the cable parallel to large power cables for extended runs to minimise potential interference. Use the green color coding to distinguish network segments or services during deployment and label both ends if used in large installations.