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STARTECH 30ft Orange CAT6a Ethernet Cable Snagless RJ45 10G 100W PoE S/FTP LSZH 27AWG 500MHz Shielded
A 30ft orange CAT6a patch cable with snagless RJ45 plugs rated for 10Gbps at 500MHz, 100W PoE, S/FTP shielding and LSZH jacket
- Supports 10 Gbps speeds with 500 MHz bandwidth
- Delivers up to 100 W PoE for powered devices
- 30 ft orange LSZH jacket for easy identification
- Snagless RJ45 connectors protect tabs during installation
- 27 AWG pure copper S/FTP shielding reduces interference
30 ft Orange CAT6a Cable
This 30-foot orange CAT6a cable is built for 10GBASE-T networks and Power over Ethernet installations. The S/FTP shielding and pure copper conductors support 10 Gbps bandwidth at 500 MHz for reliable high-speed data transfer. It suits installers and IT teams running structured cabling in offices or data centres.
10 Gbps and 500 MHz Headroom
The cable handles 10 Gbps Ethernet and 100 W PoE loads across the full 30 ft length without signal degradation. At 500 MHz it meets CAT6a specifications for alien crosstalk and insertion loss in dense bundles. Runs longer than 30 ft or aggregate multi-cable trays may require additional testing beyond the rated performance.
Snagless RJ45 and LSZH Jacket
Snagless boots protect the RJ45 locking tabs during pulls through conduit or cable managers. The low-smoke zero-halogen jacket complies with fire-safety regulations for plenum and riser spaces. S/FTP foil and braid shielding resists EMI in electrically noisy environments while the 27 AWG pure copper conductors ensure low DC resistance for PoE efficiency.
Highlights
- Supports 10 Gbps speeds with 500 MHz bandwidth
- Delivers up to 100 W PoE for powered devices
- 30 ft orange LSZH jacket for easy identification
- Snagless RJ45 connectors protect tabs during installation
- 27 AWG pure copper S/FTP shielding reduces interference
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 500 MHz bandwidth and 10 Gbps rating work with my existing Cat 5e patch panel and gigabit switch?
The cable meets the Cat 6a specification of 500 MHz and 10 Gbps, so it will run at the highest speed both ends support; with a Cat 5e panel and gigabit switch the link will negotiate to 1 Gbps.
How can I verify the link is running at 10 Gbps after I plug it in?
Check the switch or NIC status LEDs — amber or green typically indicates 10 Gbps — and confirm the OS network adapter shows a 10 Gbps link speed.
Does the 30 ft orange cable include both RJ45 connectors and is anything else required for a 100 W PoE run?
The cable has snagless RJ45 plugs on both ends wired with pure copper conductors rated for 100 W PoE; no extra parts are needed for the PoE connection.
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