InLine Patch cable two side down angled, S/FTP (PiMf), Cat.6, 250MHz, PVC, copper, grey, 1.1m

InLine Patch cable two side down angled S/FTP Cat.6 250MHz PVC copper grey 1.1m is a twisted-pair Cat.6 network cable with RJ45 connectors on both ends, designed to support Gigabit Ethernet connections up to 1 Gbps and frequencies up to 250 MHz. The cable features a down-angled connector design for easier routing in confined spaces and a grey PVC jacket for durability and flexibility. S/FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference for more reliable data transmission in structured cabling and patching applications.

Advantages

The S/FTP construction provides overall shielding and individual pair foil shielding to minimize crosstalk and external interference. Down-angled RJ45 plugs on both ends simplify installation behind switches, routers or wall sockets where space is limited. Cat.6 specification and 250 MHz rating make the cable suitable for Gigabit networks. The PVC jacket offers mechanical protection while maintaining cable flexibility for patch panels and short patch runs.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, routers and patch panels in local networks
• Patching wall sockets to network devices in confined spaces
• Short horizontal runs and rack-mounted equipment where angled connectors ease cable management

Key specifications

• Standard: Cat.6, 250 MHz
• Length: 1.1 m
• Shielding: S/FTP (overall braid + foil on individual pairs)
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45, both down-angled
• Jacket material: PVC
• Colour: Grey
• Suitable speed: up to 1 Gbps

How to use

Insert the down-angled RJ45 plugs into the corresponding RJ45 ports on networking devices (switches, routers, wall sockets or patch panels) until the connector latches. Route the cable so the angled ends align with the port orientation to avoid strain on the connector and maintain neat cable management. Use the cable for patching between devices and for short horizontal connections within racks or workstation areas.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid sharp bends and excessive twisting; keep the cable length appropriate for the run and maintain proper grounding and bonding in shielded installations. Do not expose the PVC jacket to prolonged direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.