ACT Grey 7 meter LSZH SFTP CAT6A patch cable snagless with RJ45 connectors

The ACT Grey 7 meter LSZH SFTP CAT6A patch cable (7 m) provides a shielded, low-smoke zero-halogen connection for high-speed networking. It features full copper AWG#26 conductors, S/FTP shielding, snagless RJ‑45 connectors with 50µ gold-plated contacts, and is 100% tested with ACT specifications verified by an independent certification institute.

Advantages

This CAT6A cable combines full copper AWG#26 wires and 50µ gold RJ‑45 contacts for reliable conductivity and durability. The S/FTP construction reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, while the LSZH jacket minimises smoke and toxic gas emission in case of fire. Snagless RJ‑45 connectors protect the latch during installation. The product is fully tested and certified to meet ACT specifications.

Suitable for

• Data centres and server racks
• Office network connections between switches and workstations
• High-speed Ethernet links up to CAT6A performance
• Environments requiring LSZH-rated cables

Key specifications

• Brand: ACT
• Model / MPN: FB7007
• Type: Patch cable, S/FTP CAT6A
• Length: 7 m
• Conductors: Full copper AWG#26
• Contacts: RJ‑45 with 50µ gold plating
• Jacket: LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Connectors: RJ‑45 to RJ‑45, snagless
• Testing & certification: 100% tested; ACT specs verified by independent institute
• Colour: Grey
• EAN: 8716065313376

How to use

Connect one RJ‑45 end of the CAT6A patch cable to the network device (switch, router or network card) and the other end to the destination device or patch panel. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until the latch clicks. Route the cable without sharp bends and avoid compression to maintain shielding performance. For structured cabling, label both ends and secure the cable with appropriate cable management to prevent strain on connectors.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use this S/FTP CAT6A cable for links up to the specified class rating and avoid running it in parallel with high-voltage power lines to minimise interference. Replace cables showing visible damage to the jacket or connectors. Follow local regulations for LSZH use in public or confined spaces.