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NavePoint

NavePoint CAT6A S/FTP 26AWG 0.5 Ft 5 pack Black network ethernet cable

SKU CH-ZCQK-CJ6EZ

Pack of five shielded CAT6A patch cables, each 0.5 ft long, supporting 10 Gbps for high-speed networking

  • ColorBlack
  • Stable connections with oxidation-resistant S/FTP shielding
  • 10 Gbps data rates for demanding network traffic
  • 5 ft length keeps rack cabling tidy
  • 26 AWG stranded copper with strain-relief boots
  • Five cables ready for servers, routers and smart TVs

What this cable is

The NavePoint CAT6A S/FTP patch cord uses 26 AWG stranded copper conductors with a PVC jacket and strain-relief boots on both ends. It is sold as a five-pack of black cables, each measuring .5 feet, and is rated for 10 Gbps data transmission.

Who should buy it

Buyers who need very short, high-density links between rack-mounted switches, servers, patch panels or PoE-powered IoT devices will appreciate the snagless boots and shielded construction. Installers who require longer runs, different colours or a single cable rather than a five-pack should look elsewhere.

Decisive specification

The CAT6A S/FTP rating supports 10 Gbps speeds and is recommended for Wi-Fi 6 deployments and high-power PoE applications such as surveillance cameras and uplink ports within a rack.

Highlights

  • Stable connections with oxidation-resistant S/FTP shielding
  • 10 Gbps data rates for demanding network traffic
  • 5 ft length keeps rack cabling tidy
  • 26 AWG stranded copper with strain-relief boots
  • Five cables ready for servers, routers and smart TVs

Specifications

BrandNavePoint
ColorBlack

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