S ftp network cable cat 6a per roll

This CAT6A network cable is intended for indoor installations where a double-shielded cable construction, a flexible core, and an LSZH cable jacket are required. The cable features stranded copper conductors, S/FTP (PiMF) shielding, and complies with CPR fire class Fca. **Application** This network cable is used for installing and terminating network cabling in indoor environments. Due to its flexible core, the cable is suitable for applications requiring flexibility in processing and assembly. Termination can take place in suitable components, such as connectors and connection modules. **Construction and properties** The cable consists of four twisted pairs with stranded copper conductors, resulting in a flexible core. Each pair is individually shielded with aluminum foil (PiMF), combined with an aluminum braid shield as a common shield around the entire cable construction. The LSZH cable jacket is halogen-free and limits smoke development and the release of corrosive gases in case of fire. **Specifications** • Category: CAT6A (500 MHz) • Shielding: S/FTP (PiMF) • Number of shields: 2 • Shielding type 1: aluminum foil per conductor pair (PiMF) • Shielding type 2: aluminum braid as common shielding • Core: flexible • Conductors: copper (CU), stranded • AWG: 26/7 • Conductor construction: 4 twisted pairs • Characteristic impedance: 100 Ω • Cable jacket diameter: approx. 5.9 mm • Insulated conductor diameter: approx. 1.03 mm (±0.05) • Cable jacket material: LSZH • Fire class: Fca (CPR) • Operating temperature: -20 °C to +60 °C **Explanation of terms used** • Flexible core: Cable construction with stranded conductors instead of solid conductors. This increases flexibility and makes the cable suitable for processing and assembly. • LSZH: Halogen-free cable jacket (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) that produces less smoke and no corrosive or toxic gases in case of fire, suitable for use in buildings. • S/FTP (PiMF): Shielding construction with a common braid (S) and foil shielding per conductor pair (FTP). PiMF stands for “Pairs in Metal Foil”, where each conductor pair is individually shielded. • AWG 26/7: Wire gauge designation where "26" indicates the wire thickness and "7" stands for seven fine copper wires per conductor, making the cable more flexible than a solid conductor. • Fire class Fca (CPR): Classification according to the European Construction Products Regulation that describes the fire behavior of cables. Fca is intended for cables that are not permanently used as fixed building installations. • CAT6A: Network cable category with a specified bandwidth up to 500 MHz, defined in international standards for structured cabling. Ask a product question