Network cable ShiverPeaks 75720-AW CAT 6A S/FTP PIMF, copper, high-speed Ethernet

ShiverPeaks 75720-AW is a CAT 6A S/FTP PIMF network patch cable designed for high-speed Ethernet and data centre connections. The cable combines individually foil-shielded twisted pairs with an overall braided shield to minimise electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, ensuring reliable signal integrity for 10 Gigabit Ethernet over copper. It is halogen-free and GHMT-certified, supplied in white and 10.0 m length.

Advantages

The S/FTP construction (individual pair foil plus overall braided shield) provides strong protection against near-end and alien crosstalk while maintaining consistent performance at higher frequencies. The PIMF pairing preserves pair geometry for stable impedance and reduced signal loss. Halogen-free materials improve safety in confined spaces by emitting fewer toxic gases in the event of fire. GHMT certification confirms compliance with recognised performance and safety standards.

Suitable for

• High-speed Ethernet links up to 10 Gbps
• Structured cabling in offices and commercial buildings
• Server rooms and data centre backbone connections
• Patch panels and switch-to-server connections

Key specifications

• Brand: ShiverPeaks
• Model / MPN: 75720-AW
• Standard: CAT 6A
• Shielding: S/FTP (overall braid + foil individually for each pair), PIMF
• Conductor: Copper
• Length: 10.0 m
• Colour: White
• Halogen-free: Yes
• Certification: GHMT
• EAN: 4017538044723

How to use

Connect one RJ45-terminated end of the ShiverPeaks 75720-AW patch cable to a network switch or patch panel and the other end to the target device such as a server, workstation or network appliance. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until the latch engages. Use appropriate cable management to avoid tight bends and strain on the connectors; maintain bend radius recommended for CAT 6A cables to preserve signal performance.

Recommendations

For optimal performance in 10 Gbps environments, keep cable runs within structured cabling guidelines, avoid running parallel to power cables, and use shielded connectors and properly grounded equipment when integrating S/FTP cables into existing infrastructure.