InLine Patch cable built-in extension, S/FTP (PiMf), Cat.6A, LSZH, copper, 7.5m

The InLine Patch cable built-in extension S/FTP Cat.6A LSZH copper 7.5m is a built-in extension cable designed for mounting on front panels. It provides a 7.5 m connection with S/FTP shielding and complies with the Cat.6A standard for high-speed data transmission. The cable uses RJ-45 connectors on both ends and features a black LSZH jacket for reduced smoke and halogen-free properties suitable for indoor installations.

Advantages

The S/FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, supporting stable high-bandwidth connections. Cat.6A specification ensures compatibility with 10 Gigabit Ethernet networks. LSZH outer material lowers smoke and toxic gas emission in case of fire. Built-in design with a socket on one side allows neat front-panel mounting and easy integration into racks and enclosures.

Suitable for

• Structured cabling in server rooms and data centers
• Front-panel extensions in network racks and patch panels
• 10 Gigabit Ethernet and other high-bandwidth applications
• Indoor installations requiring low-smoke, halogen-free cabling

Key specifications

• Length: 7.5 m
• Standard: Cat.6A
• Shielding: S/FTP (overall braided shield with individually foiled pairs)
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45
• Cable jacket: LSZH (black)
• Conductor: copper
• Brand: InLine
• MPN: 76507X
• EAN: 4043718300457

How to use

Mount the built-in socket side into the front panel or patch panel cutout according to the enclosure manufacturer’s instructions. Route the cable inside the rack or cabinet and connect the RJ-45 plug to the network device or switch. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and secured. Avoid sharp bends and maintain recommended bend radius for Cat.6A cabling to preserve signal integrity.

Recommendations

For best performance, use this Cat.6A S/FTP patch cable extension in installations that require 10 Gigabit Ethernet or high-bandwidth links. Keep cable runs within specified length limits for your network equipment and follow standard cabling practices: separate power and data cables where possible, avoid excessive bending, and secure connections to prevent strain.