Cable de red LOGON TCF66F050Y Cat6a F/UTP (FTP) RJ-45 a RJ-45, 5 m, amarillo

LOGON TCF66F050Y Cat6a F/UTP (FTP) RJ-45 to RJ-45, 5 m, yellow is a foil‑shielded network patch cable designed for 10 Gigabit Ethernet links. The cable features four twisted pairs with 26/7 conductor construction and an overall foil shield to reduce electromagnetic interference, and it comes terminated with shielded RJ‑45 male connectors on both ends. With a 5‑metre length and a PVC outer sheath in yellow, the cable is intended for patching between switches, routers, wall outlets and workstation ports in offices, server rooms and network closets.

Advantages

The foil shield (F/UTP) minimizes crosstalk and external noise, supporting stable high‑speed data transmission up to Cat6a performance. Shielded RJ‑45 plugs preserve the cable shielding through the termination for improved protection in environments with elevated electromagnetic interference. The 26/7 stranded conductor offers flexibility for routing in patch panels and equipment racks while maintaining the characteristic impedance of 100 ohm. The bright yellow PVC jacket provides easy visual identification when managing multiple connections.

Suitable for

• Patching between network switches and routers in enterprise and small office networks
• Connecting wall outlets to desktop workstations and VoIP phones
• Short runs in server rooms, data closets and rack installations

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat6a, F/UTP (foil‑shielded overall)
• Length: 5 metres
• Conductor: 4 x 2 AWG 26/7 twisted pairs
• Impedance: 100 ohm
• Connectors: Shielded RJ‑45 male to RJ‑45 male
• Outer sheath: PVC
• Colour: Yellow
• Standard: Conformant with EIA/TIA 568 wiring

How to use

Connect one RJ‑45 end to the network port of a switch, router or patch panel and the other end to the target device or wall outlet. Ensure that shielded RJ‑45 ports or proper grounding are available when using the cable’s foil shield to maintain effective EMI protection. The stranded 26/7 conductors are intended for patching and short link applications rather than permanent in‑wall installation.

Recommendations

Route the cable away from high‑power electrical cabling and avoid sharp bends; maintain the manufacturer’s minimum bend radius to preserve signal integrity. For environments with significant electromagnetic interference, use shielded ports and ensure proper grounding of shielded terminations. For permanent horizontal runs inside walls, select a cable designed and certified for in‑wall installation instead of a stranded patch cable.