
DC9551
ACT Red 1.5 meter LSZH U/UTP CAT6 datacenter slimline patch cable snagless with RJ45 connectors
RJ-45 | Male connector | RJ-45 | Male connector
CAT6 U/UTP slimline datacenter ethernet cables are smaller in diameter (3.8mm vs 5.9mm) than regular CAT 6 patch cords and the bending radius is lower in compare with regular patchcords. All this results in a better airflow in the cabinet. Altough ISO/IEC and the TIA standards describe the use of
Specifications
Product Family | Premade Cables |
Product category | Network Cables |
Brand | Act |
Cable length (mtr) | 1.5 |
Cable Jacket | FRNC |
Cable type | Cat6 |
Cable shielding | U/UTP (UTP) |
Cable colour | Red |
AWG wire size | 28 |
Connector 1 | RJ-45 |
Connector 1 gender | Male connector |
Connector 2 | RJ-45 |
Connector 2 gender | Male connector |
Availability | In Stock |
Operating temperature (T-T) | -20 - 60 |
Description
CAT6 U/UTP slimline datacenter ethernet cables are smaller in diameter (3.8mm vs 5.9mm) than regular CAT 6 patch cords and the bending radius is lower in compare with regular patchcords. All this results in a better airflow in the cabinet.
Altough ISO/IEC and the TIA standards describe the use of patch cords between 22 and 26 AWG it's possible to use 28 AWG patchcables but this will result in a higher attenuation, particularly at higher frequencies.
ACT therefore recommends a shorter permanent link length than with regular 24 AWG patchcords to accommodate this higher attenuation.
ACT advise a maximum bundle size of 24 cables in PoE applications to assist in limiting the temperature increases in the cables associated with delivering PoE deployments. Current standards (ANSI TSB-184-A)
work limits the maximum temperature increase to less than 15 degrees Celsius above ambient for the centre cable in a bundle.
Altough ISO/IEC and the TIA standards describe the use of patch cords between 22 and 26 AWG it's possible to use 28 AWG patchcables but this will result in a higher attenuation, particularly at higher frequencies.
ACT therefore recommends a shorter permanent link length than with regular 24 AWG patchcords to accommodate this higher attenuation.
ACT advise a maximum bundle size of 24 cables in PoE applications to assist in limiting the temperature increases in the cables associated with delivering PoE deployments. Current standards (ANSI TSB-184-A)
work limits the maximum temperature increase to less than 15 degrees Celsius above ambient for the centre cable in a bundle.
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