Microconnect MC-SFTP803 Cable de red gris 3 m Cat8.1 S/FTP (S-STP)

The MicroConnect MC-SFTP803 Cat8.1 patch cable is a 3 m grey networking cable designed for high-speed data transmission up to 40,000 Mbit/s and bandwidths suited for demanding environments that require up to 25 Gbps and frequency response to 2000 MHz. The cable uses S/FTP shielding to reduce electromagnetic interference and RJ-45 connectors with 50 µ" gold plating to ensure stable contact. The boot includes meter markings for quick length identification and a reinforced latch protector to reduce clip breakage.

Advantages

This Cat8.1 cable provides high bandwidth and supports multi-gigabit transmissions up to 25 Gbps while being backward compatible with lower Ethernet standards. S/FTP shielding and quality gold-plated RJ-45 contacts improve signal integrity in environments with potential interference. The meter-marked boot and latch protection increase usability and durability for installation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Data centers and server racks
• High-performance LANs and switch-to-switch links
• Studio and AV installations requiring low interference
• Short-distance multi-gigabit connections (up to 3 m)

Key specifications

• Standard: Cat8.1
• Length: 3 m
• Max data rate: up to 40,000 Mbit/s (supports 25 Gbps applications)
• Bandwidth: up to 2000 MHz
• Shielding: S/FTP (shielded foil overall with individually shielded pairs)
• Connectors: RJ-45 — gold plated (50 µ" plating on contacts)
• Colour: Grey
• Weight: 0.29 kg
• MPN: MC-SFTP803, EAN: 5704174652137

How to use

Connect each RJ-45 end to the corresponding network ports on your devices, switches or patch panels. Ensure connectors are fully seated until the latch clicks and route the cable to avoid tight bends; maintain the recommended minimum bend radius to preserve performance. Use the meter markings on the boot to verify or document cable length during installation.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use this Cat8.1 S/FTP cable for short runs (such as within racks or between adjacent network equipment) and avoid running it parallel to high-power electrical cables. Verify that connected equipment and switches support multi-gigabit speeds to take full advantage of the cable's capabilities.