Networking Cable ROLINE CAT.6a S/FTP Yellow 20 m

ROLINE CAT.6a S/FTP patch cord, yellow, 20 m. This networking cable is built with 4-pair stranded copper conductors and complete braid shielding with pairs wrapped in aluminium-clad polyester foil (S/FTP). Both ends are fitted with screened RJ-45 connectors with gold-plated contacts and moulded kink protection. Cable wiring follows the EIA/TIA 568 1:1 contact assignment and the cable meets Cat6a standards for high-speed data transmission.

Advantages

The cable provides improved protection against electromagnetic interference due to full braid shielding and individually foil-shielded pairs, which supports stable 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance. Durable moulded connectors and gold-plated contacts ensure reliable connections and long service life. The flexible, low-smoke, halogen-free (LSOH) jacket and kink protection make the cable suitable for installations requiring narrow bends and clean safety characteristics.

Suitable for

• 10 Gigabit Ethernet networks
• Patch panels and switch-to-device connections
• Office and home network cabling where reduced interference is required
• Runs requiring a visible or color-coded cable (yellow)

Key specifications

• Cable type: Cat6a S/FTP (S-STP)
• Length: 20 m
• Conductor: 4-pair stranded copper
• Shielding: Complete braid + foil around pairs (S/FTP)
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45, screened, gold-plated contacts
• Contact assignment: 1:1 (EIA/TIA 568)
• Jacket: LSOH (low smoke, zero halogen)
• Color: Yellow

How to use

Insert the screened RJ-45 connector into the corresponding RJ-45 port on network devices or wall outlets until the latch clicks. Route the cable avoiding sharp edges and excessive pulling; make use of the flexible jacket and kink protection when bending around corners. For best performance, keep cable runs away from strong electrical noise sources and maintain recommended maximum lengths for Ethernet links.

Recommendations

Use this ROLINE CAT.6a S/FTP cable for short to medium patch runs between switches, patch panels and endpoints. Ensure connectors are fully seated and avoid repeated extreme bending near the connector to preserve shielding integrity and contact reliability.