STARTECH
STARTECH 7ft Red Cat6A S/FTP LSZH 27AWG 10G 100W PoE 500MHz network ethernet cable
A 7 ft red Cat6A patch cable supports 10 Gbps at 500 MHz with shielded S/FTP construction and 100 W PoE
- Supports 10 Gbps for fast data transfer
- 500 MHz bandwidth handles high-frequency signals
- 100 W PoE delivers power and data together
- S/FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference
- LSZH jacket emits low smoke in fire
7 ft Cat6A S/FTP cable for 10 Gbps networks
This seven-foot red patch cord uses shielded twisted-pair construction and pure copper conductors to deliver 10 Gbps throughput at 500 MHz bandwidth. It is rated for 100 W Power over Ethernet and meets LSZH fire-safety requirements for plenum or riser spaces. The snagless boot protects the connector latch during installation.
Suited for 10GBASE-T links
Network engineers and installers running 10 Gbps backbone connections or powering PoE++ access points and cameras will meet both data and power needs with one cable. Buyers who need longer runs, different jacket colours or unshielded UTP cable should look at other options.
500 MHz bandwidth enables 10 Gbps over copper
The 500 MHz rating is the decisive specification; it guarantees the cable can carry 10 Gbps Ethernet signals at the full 100-metre channel distance when installed to Cat6A standards. If your infrastructure only requires 1 Gbps, a lower-category cable will suffice.
Highlights
- Supports 10 Gbps for fast data transfer
- 500 MHz bandwidth handles high-frequency signals
- 100 W PoE delivers power and data together
- S/FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference
- LSZH jacket emits low smoke in fire
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 27AWG conductors or S/FTP shielding need replacement under normal use?
The pure bare copper conductors and shielded foil twisted-pair construction are solid-core components with no moving parts, so no scheduled replacement is required.
What limit appears first when the cable runs at 10Gbps continuously?
The 500MHz bandwidth ceiling and 10GBASE-T signalling rate define the maximum sustained throughput; the cable itself does not impose a lower bottleneck.
Does the LSZH jacket or 100W PoE capacity create noticeable heat during all-day operation?
The LSZH material is low-smoke zero-halogen insulation, not a heat source, and 100W PoE stays within the conductor rating, so temperature rise remains minimal.
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