ACT musta 2 metrin SFTP CAT6A -verkkokaapeli lukituskielekkeen suojalla ja RJ45-liittimillä

The ACT Black 2 meter SFTP CAT6A patch cable (model FB6902) provides shielded, high-speed Ethernet connectivity for network installations. Built to the CAT6A standard with full copper AWG#26 conductors and 50µ gold-plated RJ-45 contacts, this 2 m cable is intended for reliable data transmission in home and office environments. ACT specifications are verified by an independent certification institute and each cable is 100% tested.

Advantages

SFTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and improves signal integrity compared with unshielded cables. Full copper AWG#26 wires ensure consistent conductivity while 50µ gold plating on RJ-45 contacts increases corrosion resistance and maintains low contact resistance. Snagless RJ-45 connector design protects the plug latch during installation and cable routing.

Suitable for

• Wired Ethernet connections between switches, routers and patch panels
• High-speed data transfer in offices and data closets
• Home networking and multimedia streaming
• Short runs in structured cabling up to 2 m

Key specifications

• Standard: CAT6A
• Cable type: SFTP (shielded, foiled twisted pair)
• Length: 2 m
• Conductors: full copper AWG#26
• Connector: RJ-45 to RJ-45, snagless
• Contacts: 50 µ gold plated
• Colour: Black
• Model / MPN: FB6902
• EAN: 8716065277036

How to use

Connect one RJ-45 end to your network device (switch, router, NIC) and the other to the corresponding port on the destination device or patch panel. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until the latch clicks. Route the cable without sharp bends and avoid placing it alongside high-power electrical cables to minimise interference. For best results, use within the specified 2 m length for short-run connections.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, allow some slack and avoid tight bending radius near the connector. Inspect connectors for debris before plugging in and replace the cable if physical damage or repeated connectivity issues occur.