Cable de red Lindy 47291 rojo 0,5 m Cat7 S/FTP (S-STP)

The Lindy 47291 RJ-45 Cat7 networking cable is a 0.5 m red patch cable designed for short-distance Ethernet connections. Constructed to the Cat7 standard with S/FTP shielding and gold-plated RJ-45 connectors, the cable is intended to deliver reliable, low-interference data transmission for modern wired networks in home and office environments.

Advantages

The S/FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, improving signal integrity in environments with multiple cables or nearby electronic equipment. Gold-plated RJ-45 connectors provide consistent contact conductivity and corrosion resistance for stable connections over time. The compact 0.5 m length minimises cable clutter and is convenient for patching between nearby ports or within network cabinets. The red jacket offers an easy visual identifier for cable management and device mapping.

Suitable for

• Short patch connections between network switches, routers and wall ports
• Server rack or patch panel arrangements where colour-coded cabling simplifies management
• Desktop workstations or media players requiring a reliable wired connection
• Home networking setups where a short, visible cable is preferred

Key specifications

• Length: 0.5 m
• Standard: Category 7 (Cat7)
• Shielding: S/FTP (shielded overall with foil-wrapped twisted pairs)
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45, gold-plated contacts
• Supported cabling technology: 10/100/1000Base-T(X)
• Colour: Red

How to use

Plug one RJ-45 connector into the Ethernet port of your switch, router, patch panel or device and insert the other end into the matching port. Ensure connectors click into place to confirm a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Use the 0.5 m length for tidy short runs where excess cable is not required. Avoid sharp bends or kinks near the connector boots and maintain a gentle bend radius to preserve shielding and conductor integrity.

Recommendations

For best performance keep the cable clear of heavy power cables and high-interference sources. Use colour-coded cables like this red cable to mark specific network segments or device types. Inspect connectors periodically and replace the cable if the jacket or contacts show signs of damage.