Patch Cord ROLINE S/FTP (PiMF) Cat.6 Yellow 15.0m

Patch Cord ROLINE S/FTP (PiMF) Cat.6 Yellow 15.0m is a 15 m network patch cable designed for connecting devices with reliable Cat6 performance. The cable uses 4-pair stranded copper conductors with pair-level aluminium-clad polyester foil and a complete braid shielding (S/FTP, PiMF), and is fitted with screened RJ-45 plugs on both ends. Contacts are gold-plated and wired 1:1 according to the EIA/TIA 568 standard. The moulded kink protection and flexible jacket allow use in confined spaces and narrow bends.

Advantages

The S/FTP (PiMF) construction provides improved protection against electromagnetic interference and crosstalk while the gold-plated contacts ensure consistent signal transfer and corrosion resistance. Screened RJ-45 connectors and moulded kink protection increase mechanical durability. The 15.0 m length and yellow jacket offer clear routing and visibility in patch panels or cable runs.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, routers and patch panels in data networks
• Office and home network cabling where Cat6 performance is required
• Environments requiring reduced interference and clear cable identification

Key specifications

• Cable type: S/FTP (PiMF), Cat.6
• Length: 15.0 m
• Conductors: 4-pair stranded copper
• Shielding: Complete braid plus pair foil (aluminium-clad polyester)
• Connectors: Screened RJ-45 — both ends
• Contact plating: Gold
• Wiring: 1:1 (EIA/TIA 568 standard)
• Colour: Yellow

How to use

Plug the screened RJ-45 connector into the network port of your device and the other end into the corresponding port on the switch, router or patch panel. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until they click to secure the connection. Route the cable avoiding sharp edges and excessive tensile force; use the yellow jacket to identify the run in bundled installations. For optimal performance, avoid kinking the cable and respect bend radius recommendations of Cat6 standards.

Recommendations

Use this Cat6 S/FTP patch cord for short to medium-length connections within racks and between devices where reduced EMI and clear cable identification are important. Avoid running the cable in parallel along power lines for long distances to minimise interference.