Patch Cable Intos Cat6 S/FTP PiMF 250MHz, 1.5 m, RJ-45–RJ-45, halogen-free, green

Intos Cat6 S/FTP PiMF patch cable, 1.5 m, with RJ‑45 connectors on both ends is designed for reliable Gigabit Ethernet and structured cabling. The cable supports frequencies up to 250 MHz and uses paired-in-metal-foil (PiMF) shielding combined with an overall braid (S/FTP) to reduce electromagnetic interference. The conductor consists of solid copper AWG27 strands and the halogen‑free sheath meets safety requirements for environments where reduced toxic gas emission is required. Molded RJ‑45 plugs include kink and snap protection, a red color marking for quick identification and a printed length indication on the connector.

Advantages

The double shielding (overall braid plus paired metal foil) provides stable transmission and strong protection against crosstalk and external interference, helping to maintain Gigabit speeds up to 250 MHz. Solid copper conductors (AWG27) ensure low insertion loss and consistent signal quality. The halogen‑free outer sheath increases safety in public and industrial spaces by minimizing hazardous fumes in case of fire. Molded RJ‑45 plugs with integrated strain relief and snap protection offer mechanical resilience and easier handling during repeated patching and rack work.

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How to use

Connect one RJ‑45 plug to the network device and the other to the switch, patch panel or router port. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until the latch engages. For rack or patch panel organization, use the length marking on the connector to sort and identify cables. Avoid sharp bends near the molded boot and keep the cable within its bend radius to maintain shielding integrity and signal performance. Do not subject the cable to tensile loads beyond typical handling and routing stress.

Recommendations

For best performance, route the cable away from strong power sources and large electrical equipment, and maintain proper separation from unshielded cabling. Use the cable for short runs and patching within cabinets or between nearby devices where PiMF/S/FTP shielding improves immunity to interference. Inspect connectors periodically for damage and replace cables showing visible wear to ensure continued Gigabit performance.