Network Cable Equip Cat.6A S/FTP Patch Cable Angled to Straight RJ-45 1.0m White

The Equip Cat.6A S/FTP Patch Cable with an Angled to Straight RJ-45 plug (1.0 m, white) is a shielded Ethernet cable designed for high-speed network connections up to 10 Gbps. One end features an angled RJ-45 connector to reduce strain and improve routing in confined spaces, while the other end uses a straight RJ-45 plug. The cable uses S/FTP construction to minimise electromagnetic interference and maintain signal integrity, suitable for professional and home network environments.

Advantages

S/FTP shielding provides strong protection against EMI and crosstalk, supporting stable high-speed transmission in 10GBase-T networks. The angled-to-straight connector combination reduces bending stress at the connector point and enables neater cable routing behind equipment or along walls. The 1.0 m length and white colour make the cable convenient for short connections in offices, data centers, or residential setups.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting switches, routers and patch panels in rack or cabinet installations
• Short-distance links between desktop PCs and wall sockets
• Data centre and structured cabling where space behind equipment is limited
• Home network setups requiring reliable 10 Gbps-capable links

Key specifications

• Cable type: Cat.6A S/FTP patch cable
• Length: 1 m
• Connectors: Angled RJ-45 to Straight RJ-45
• Standard / Technology: 10GBase-T (supports up to 10 Gbps)
• Product colour: White
• Weight: 0.05 kg
• Brand: EQUIP, MPN: 605800, EAN: 4015867235126

How to use

Insert the straight RJ-45 plug into the network device or wall socket and the angled RJ-45 plug into the target device or port where space is limited. Ensure connectors click into place to secure the connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and mechanical strain; the angled connector helps maintain a lower bend radius at the connection point.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, keep cable runs within recommended lengths for horizontal patching and avoid running alongside high-power electrical cables. Use the angled end where clearance behind devices is restricted to reduce connector stress and improve cable management.