ACT Cable de red U/FTP CAT6A LSZH Slimline negro de 1,5 m con conectores macho RJ45, 90° acodado hacia abajo a recto

ACT Cat6A U/FTP LSZH Slimline patch cable, 1.5 m, provides high-speed 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity in constrained spaces. The cable features a slim 3.8 mm outer diameter jacket and U/FTP shielding, with one straight RJ45 plug and one 90° angled down RJ45 plug. The LSZH jacket reduces smoke and halogen emissions in case of fire or cable damage, while full copper 32AWG conductors and 50 µm gold-plated RJ45 contacts ensure reliable signal transmission.

Advantages

The slimline design (3.8 mm diameter) and smaller bend radius improve airflow in racks and cabinets and allow neater cable routing in tight installations. The combination of U/FTP shielding and quality copper conductors with gold-plated contacts supports stable high-speed data transmission and compliance with international standards. The LSZH jacket lowers the risk of toxic gas concentration if the cable is damaged by fire or short circuit.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This slimline patch cable is intended for structured network patching and short link runs (example: between patch panels and switches). It may not be suitable where extra mechanical robustness is required, such as frequent heavy movement, repeated flexing, or exposure to mechanical abrasion. For long outdoor runs or direct burial, use cables specifically rated for those environments.

Key specifications

How to use

Connect the straight RJ45 plug to the network device or patch panel port and use the 90° angled down RJ45 plug where clearance is limited to keep the cable close to the equipment. Route the slimline cable along cable management channels or rack rails to maintain airflow and avoid tight kinks. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until the latch engages and verify link status on both endpoints after installation.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

Use this ACT Cat6A U/FTP LSZH slimline patch cable for short high-speed connections in racks and cabinets where space and airflow matter. Avoid repeated heavy flexing and choose purpose‑built outdoor or rugged cables for exterior or demanding mechanical conditions.