Networking Cable Lanview LV-SFTP6A15B Connector S/FTP 15m Black

The Lanview SmartClick LV-SFTP6A15B is a Cat6A S/FTP networking cable with a 15 m length and a black TPE LSZH jacket. It includes gold-plated connector contacts and removable color-coding SmartClick clips in eight colors, plus length marking on the plug. The cable supports PoE up to 100 W and is designed for audio, video and data applications while remaining halogen-free and flexible for easier installation.

Advantages

The S/FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference for improved signal integrity. A TPE LSZH outer jacket provides a softer, more flexible cable that is easier to route in installations and reduces smoke and toxic emissions in case of fire. Removable color-coding clips and plug length markings simplify cable identification and organization. Gold-plated contacts enhance contact reliability and reduce signal loss.

Suitable for

• Structured network installations (10GBase-T)
• Power over Ethernet deployments up to 100 W (PoE)
• Audio/video/data transmission in home and office environments
• Runs where low-smoke, halogen-free cabling is required

Key specifications

• Brand: Lanview
• Model / MPN: LV-SFTP6A15B
• Cable type: Cat6A S/FTP
• Length: 15 m
• Cabling technology: 10GBase-T
• Connector contacts: Gold-plated
• Jacket material: TPE LSZH (halogen-free)
• Color: Black
• PoE support: up to 100 W
• Weight: 0.46 kg

How to use

Connect the RJ45 plug to the network port of your switch, router or device and route the cable to the destination. Use the removable SmartClick clips to mark cable function or destination by color, and read the length marking on the plug to confirm cable length. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and secured in ports. For PoE devices, confirm the power budget of your switch or injector does not exceed the cable's supported PoE power.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid tight bends and excessive tensile stress during installation; maintain minimum bend radius recommended for Cat6A cables. Use appropriate cable management and avoid running the cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines to minimize interference.