Cabo de rede S/FTP PiMF Cat.6 250MHz PVC CCA branco 2m InLine

The InLine Patch Cable S/FTP PiMF Cat.6 250MHz PVC CCA white 2m is a 2‑metre Category 6 twisted-pair patch cable designed for connecting network components with RJ45 ports, including switches, routers, wall sockets, patch panels and network cards. It supports Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000Base-T) and a maximum frequency of 250 MHz for fast data transmission. The cable uses a PVC jacket and CCA (copper-clad aluminum) conductors and comes in white with RJ45 connectors on both ends.

Advantages

S/FTP PiMF shielding provides improved protection against electromagnetic interference and crosstalk compared with unshielded cables. The Cat.6 specification and 250 MHz bandwidth support reliable Gigabit connections. RJ45 terminations on both ends allow immediate plug-and-play connectivity with standard network equipment. The 2 m length is suitable for short patching runs in patch panels, racks or desktop setups.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting switches, routers and network cards for Gigabit Ethernet
• Patching between wall sockets and patch panels
• Short horizontal runs in office, server room or home networks

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat.6
• Shielding: S/FTP (overall braid + foil individual pairs, PiMF)
• Conductor type: CCA (copper-clad aluminum)
• Maximum frequency: 250 MHz
• Supported standards: 10/100/1000Base-T(X)
• Length: 2 m
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45
• Jacket material: PVC
• Colour: White

How to use

Plug one RJ45 connector into the network device (switch, router, network card or wall socket) and the other RJ45 connector into the corresponding port on the remote device or patch panel. Ensure both devices support Gigabit Ethernet for 1 Gbps links. Avoid tight bends and sharp kinks; maintain a bend radius appropriate for Ethernet cables and keep the cable away from high-power electrical lines to minimise interference.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use this Cat.6 S/FTP cable for short patching runs and indoor installations. Verify compatibility with your equipment and consider stranded patch cables for frequent movement or re-patching; use solid-core permanent cabling for fixed in-wall installations.