InLine Cable de instalación para exterior S/FTP PiMF Cat.7a AWG23 cobre 1200 MHz PE, 50m

The InLine Outdoor Install. Cable S/FTP PiMF Cat.7a AWG 23 Copper 1200 MHz PE 50m is delivered on a drum box with a plastic roller fixed inside a reinforced cardboard carton for easy dispensing and protection. The packaging keeps the Cat.7a installation cable rolled and protected during transport and storage, and the printed remaining-meters on the cable allow straightforward length measurement on site.

Advantages

The drum-box packaging reduces handling time on site by allowing the cable to be dispensed without additional tools and is lightweight enough for standard parcel shipment. The stackable, handy carton protects the cable from pollution and damage and helps reduce average costs for small pieces of cable.

Suitable for

• Outdoor and indoor network installations requiring high bandwidth
• 10 Gigabit Ethernet links and other high-speed data transmissions
• Installation runs where a protected, easy-to-dispense cable is needed

Key specifications

• Cable type: Cat.7a S/FTP PiMF installation cable
• Bandwidth: up to 1200 MHz
• Conductor: full copper, AWG 23 (4 x 2 x AWG23/1)
• Shielding: pairs in metal foil (PiMF) with overall braid shielding
• Impedance: 100 Ω
• DC resistance: max. 87 Ω/km
• Suitable for up to 10 GBit
• Sheath: LDPE, UV resistant (suitable for outdoor use), color black
• Cable diameter: approx. 8.2 mm
• Installation temperature: 0 to 50 °C; Operating temperature: -20 to 60 °C
• Length: 50 m (delivered on drum box); printed remaining meters on cable

How to use

Unpack the drum box and place it so the plastic roller can rotate freely. Pull the required length of cable while keeping the drum steady to avoid tangling. Cut the cable to length following standard installation practices, strip and terminate conductors with compatible Cat.7a connectors or keystone jacks designed for AWG23 copper and S/FTP shielding. Ensure proper grounding of the overall braid where required and follow local installation standards and building codes.

Recommendations

For outdoor runs, route the cable to avoid prolonged direct sunlight where possible and use appropriate conduit or UV-resistant clips for mechanical protection. Observe the specified installation temperature range and avoid tight bends below the cable's minimum bend radius to maintain performance.