Network Cable ALOGIC Blue CAT6 LSZH 3m

The ALOGIC Blue CAT6 LSZH 3m network cable is a 3‑metre, 568B‑wired Ethernet patch cable designed for high‑speed and multi‑gigabit network traffic. Constructed from four pairs of 24 AWG insulated copper conductors separated by a cross, it reduces impedance and return loss to deliver improved signal integrity. The cable uses LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) jacket material for reduced toxic fumes in case of fire and features gold‑plated RJ‑45 connectors with a custom snagless boot to protect the connector during installation.

Advantages

ALOGIC CAT6 LSZH cable provides lower insertion loss and improved crosstalk performance compared with lower‑category cables, which can result in faster and more reliable data transfer up to 1000 Mbit/s. The 24 AWG twisted pairs and center cross maintain consistent pair separation for stable signalling, while gold‑plated RJ‑45 plugs offer reliable contact and corrosion resistance. The LSZH outer jacket minimizes smoke and halogen emission in fire scenarios, and the snagless boot prevents damage to the connector clip during routing and installation.

Suitable for

• Wired Ethernet connections in homes and offices
• Gigabit network links (up to 1000 Mbit/s)
• Patch panels, switches and routers requiring 568B wiring
• Environments where LSZH cabling is preferred for safety

Key specifications

• Length: 3 m
• Cable category: CAT6
• Wiring: 568B
• Conductor: 4 pairs, 24 AWG insulated copper
• Connector: RJ‑45 with gold plating
• Jacket: LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Manufacturer: ALOGIC, MPN: C6-03B-BLUE
• Rated data rate: up to 1000 Mbit/s

How to use

Plug one gold‑plated RJ‑45 connector into the network device (switch, router or PC) and the other into the corresponding port on the patch panel or another device. Ensure the cable is not sharply bent and avoid placing heavy objects on it. The snagless boot protects the clip while routing the cable through tight spaces or cable trays. Use standard 568B termination on both ends for correct pair alignment.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid running the cable parallel to high‑voltage power lines and keep cable lengths within Ethernet standards. Inspect connectors before installation and replace the cable if the jacket or plug is damaged.