ACT Black 0.15 meters U/UTP CAT6A LSZH Slimline patch cable with RJ45 connectors 90° angled down to straight

The ACT Black 0.15m U/UTP Cat6a LSZH slimline patch cable is designed for high-density datacenter and network cabinet installations. With a reduced diameter of 3.6 mm and 28AWG full copper conductors, this 0.15 m patch cable maintains Cat6a performance while improving airflow and allowing tighter cable routing. The cable features one straight RJ45 connector and one 90° down-angled RJ45 connector, 50 µin gold-plated contacts and an LSZH jacket that lowers toxic smoke and halogen emissions in case of fire.

Advantages

The slimline design offers a smaller bend radius and reduced bulk compared with standard Cat6a patch cords, which helps improve rack airflow and saves space behind equipment. Full copper 28AWG conductors and gold-plated RJ45 contacts ensure reliable signal transmission. The LSZH jacket reduces the risk of hazardous gases in the event of fire. The straight-to-90° down connector configuration simplifies connections in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• High-density datacenter and server rack patching
• Network cabinets and equipment with limited rear clearance
• Short interconnects between switch ports and nearby devices
• Environments where low smoke zero halogen cable jackets are required

Key specifications

• Length: 0.15 m
• Category: Cat6a (ANSI/TIA-568.2-D compliant)
• Cable type: U/UTP slimline, straight-through
• Conductor: Full copper, 28AWG
• Connectors: RJ45 straight to RJ45 90° down
• Contacts: 50 µin gold-plated
• Jacket: LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the straight RJ45 end to the network switch, patch panel or outlet and insert the 90° down-angled RJ45 into the device port that has limited rear clearance. Route the slimline cable along rack sides or cable management channels, observing the smaller bend radius. Do not exceed connector or cable strain limits and avoid tight kinks.

Recommendations

Use this 0.15 m slimline Cat6a patch cable for short point-to-point links in dense rack environments. Choose the appropriate angled orientation (down, up, left or right) when ordering if a different exit direction is needed. Inspect connectors before installation and avoid sharp bends close to connector boots.