Cable de red Lanview LV-6AFTP-FLEX-ANG-02B-S — apantallado FTP, flexible, conector acodado

Lanview LV-6AFTP-FLEX-ANG-02B-S is a shielded FTP Cat6A networking cable engineered for reliable wired Ethernet connections. The cable combines a slim, bendable LSZH jacket with a flexible, angled RJ45 plug that can be positioned before insertion to save space behind equipment and in tight cable runs. Shielding reduces electromagnetic interference, while the flexible construction simplifies routing in office, rack, and residential installations where space and signal integrity matter.

Advantages

The slim AWG 30 conductor and bendable LSZH jacket enable a smaller bending radius and neater cable management without sacrificing Cat6A performance. An angled connector that can be adjusted up to 90° in multiple directions helps prevent connector stress and reduces the risk of damage when routing cables in constrained environments. FTP shielding provides protection against external noise for improved data transmission stability.

Suitable for

• Wired Ethernet in office environments and workstations
• Server cabinets and network racks with limited rear clearance
• Residential networking where low-smoke halogen-free materials are preferred
• Patch panels and devices requiring space-saving cable exits

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat6A (shielded FTP)
• Jacket material: LSZH (low smoke, halogen-free)
• Conductor size: slim AWG 30
• Wire configuration: 8 conductors (4 × 2 twisted pairs)
• Bending radius: approximately 4 × outer diameter
• Connector type: angled, adjustable RJ45 plug (up to 90° in multiple directions)
• Flexible construction for improved routing in tight spaces

How to use

Prior to insertion, set the angled RJ45 plug to the desired orientation to match the available clearance behind the device. Insert the connector firmly into the RJ45 jack until it clicks, ensuring the cable routing does not place excessive strain on the plug or jack. Use optional color clips (sold separately) to mark and identify individual runs. When dressing cables in racks or behind equipment, route the cable following the natural bend of the jacket to avoid sharp kinks.

Recommendations

To maintain signal performance and mechanical integrity, avoid repeated sharp bends and do not exceed the recommended bending radius. For installations in high-interference environments, ensure proper grounding of shielded components. If additional identification is required, use compatible color clips or cable labels; these accessories are sold separately.