Networking cable Lanview LV-6AFTP-FLEX-ANG-10B RJ45 Cat6A 10m Black

The Lanview LV-6AFTP-FLEX-ANG-10B RJ45 Cat6A 10m is a flexible, shielded Ethernet patch cable intended for high-speed data transmission over structured networks. It conforms to the Cat6A standard, offers FTP (Foiled Twisted Pair) shielding to reduce electromagnetic interference, and features a unique flex-angle design that lets the connector transition be set in any of four directions up to 90° before insertion. The 10-metre black cable provides extended reach while keeping installation tidy in home or office environments.

Advantages

The cable’s Cat6A specification supports higher bandwidth and improved performance compared with lower category cables, and FTP shielding helps maintain signal integrity in environments with potential interference. The flex-angle RJ45 plug allows space-saving routing and reduces strain on network sockets by permitting the cable exit direction to be selected prior to insertion. The 10 m length balances reach and manageability for typical workstation and networking cabinet layouts.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers, switches and routers in offices and homes
• Patch panels and network cabinets where angled cable routing is required
• Environments with moderate electromagnetic interference where FTP shielding is beneficial
• Installations requiring a 10 m cable run with space-saving connector orientation

Key specifications

• Category: Cat6A performance for 10 Gbps-capable networks
• Shielding: Foiled Twisted Pair (FTP) for reduced interference
• Connector: RJ45 with flexible, multi-directional angled transition up to 90°
• Length: 10 metres
• Color: Black
• Construction: Flexible outer jacket with elastic plastic and flexible metal strands in the angled section

How to use

Select the desired exit angle for the flex-angle RJ45 transition before inserting the plug into the network jack. Gently position the connector so the chosen angle aligns with the surrounding space and cable routing. Do not force or bend the angled section while the plug is already engaged in the socket, as this may damage the network jack. To disconnect, press the RJ45 latch and withdraw the plug straight out without twisting the angled section.

Recommendations

To preserve connector and jack integrity, set the cable angle only when the plug is not inserted. Avoid tight bends beyond the cable’s bend radius and keep the shielded cable away from strong sources of electrical noise when possible. Regularly inspect connectors for deformation if the cable is moved frequently.