STARTECH
STARTECH NLWH4FCAT6APATCH network ethernet cable
A 4 ft Cat6a S/FTP LSZH cable supporting 1/2.5/5/10 Gbps and 100 W PoE++ with snagless RJ45 connectors
- Supports 10Gbps speeds for high-bandwidth networks
- LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke in fire emergencies
- Snagless boots protect RJ45 tabs during installation
- Shielded S/FTP construction resists EMI and RFI interference
- Delivers 100W PoE++ power to Type 4 devices
4 ft Cat6a LSZH shielded patch cable
This four-foot Cat6a patch cable uses Low-Smoke Zero-Halogen jacketing and S/FTP shielding for Multi-Gigabit connections up to 10 Gbps. It suits installers who need short, flame-retardant runs in air-handling spaces or dense racks.
IEEE 802.3bt PoE++ 100 W limit
The cable complies with the IEEE 802.3bt-2018 standard and delivers up to 100 W of Power over Ethernet to Type 4 devices. It cannot exceed that power ceiling, so equipment requiring higher wattage needs a different power source.
10 Gbps headroom with snagless strain relief
The S/FTP construction handles 1, 2.5, 5 and 10 Gbps links while suppressing EMI and RFI noise. Snagless boots with integrated strain relief protect the RJ45 tabs during routing, but the fixed 4 ft length offers no slack for longer patch-panel spans.
Highlights
- Supports 10Gbps speeds for high-bandwidth networks
- LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke in fire emergencies
- Snagless boots protect RJ45 tabs during installation
- Shielded S/FTP construction resists EMI and RFI interference
- Delivers 100W PoE++ power to Type 4 devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which cable length should I pick for a short patch run?
The 4 ft length is designed for short patch connections between a wall jack and a device or between patch panels in the same rack.
What real-world speeds can this Cat6a cable deliver once installed?
It supports multi-gigabit and multi-speed connections at 1, 2.5, 5 and 10 Gbps, so it will handle 10GBASE-T and slower Ethernet standards without bottlenecking the link.
Does the RJ45 connector and shielding meet the 100 W PoE++ standard?
Yes, the cable complies with IEEE 802.3bt-2018 and is rated for 100 W PoE++, allowing it to power Type 4 PoE devices while the S/FTP shielding protects against EMI.
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