InLine 40 unid. pack cabo de rede S/FTP PiMF Cat.6 250MHz PVC cobre

The InLine B-76402S is a bulk pack containing 40 S/FTP Cat.6 patch cables, each 2 meters long. Constructed with PVC-insulated copper conductors and equipped with RJ-45 connectors on both ends, these cables support up to 250 MHz and are suitable for gigabit (1 Gbps) network connections. The cables are packed together in a PE bag inside a carton sized for optimal capacity utilization, offering a compact solution for installers and resellers.

Advantages

Bulk packaging of 40 pieces reduces individual packaging waste and simplifies deployment for larger installations. S/FTP shielding provides improved protection against electromagnetic interference compared with unshielded alternatives, and the Cat.6 specification ensures reliable performance for standard gigabit networking at frequencies up to 250 MHz. The black PVC jacket gives a discreet professional appearance suitable for varied environments.

Suitable for

• Wired gigabit Ethernet connections (1 Gbps)
• Office and home network cabling
• Patch panels and rack installations
• Temporary or permanent structured cabling runs

Key specifications

• Type: S/FTP Cat.6 patch cable
• Length: 2 m
• Bandwidth: up to 250 MHz
• Speed: suitable for 1 Gbps
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45
• Quantity: 40 pieces (bulk pack)
• Colour: Black
• Packaging: cables in PE bag, carton optimized for capacity

How to use

Connect one RJ-45 connector to a network device (switch, router, network card) and the other RJ-45 connector to the corresponding port of the target device. For patch panel or rack installations, route the cable to the panel port and insert the connectors as required. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension to maintain signal integrity; observe standard cabling practices for distance and grounding when used with shielded cabling.

Recommendations

Store the bulk pack in a dry environment to preserve the PE bag protection. For best performance, maintain bend radius greater than four times the cable diameter and avoid running shielded cables in parallel with high-voltage power lines without proper separation or grounding.