Ubiquiti Networks
Ubiquiti Networks 16.4' UniFi Ether lighting Braided Cat6A Patch Cable White
A 16.4 ft braided Cat6A patch cable supporting 10 GbE with shielded RJ45 connectors and VW-1 flame rating
- Supports 10 GbE speeds for high-bandwidth applications
- Meets TIA-586-B.2 standard for broad device compatibility
- Braided jacket with VW-1 rating (UL1581) resists wear and fire
- Shielded RJ45 boots reduce interference for stable links
- 4 ft length suits typical rack-to-device runs
16.4 ft Cat6A Braided Patch Cable
This white UniFi Ether lighting cable delivers 10 GbE performance for high-bandwidth networks. It meets TIA-586-B.2 standards for broad device compatibility. The braided jacket adds durability for demanding installations.
Braided Jacket and Shielded Connectors
The braided cable jacket with VW-1 flame rating (UL1581) resists wear and fire hazards. Translucent booted RJ45 connectors are shielded to minimise signal interference. These features protect the physical link in busy racks or tight pathways.
10 GbE Data Rate Support
This cable is rated for up to 10 GbE speeds, which determines its suitability for modern high-throughput links. Networks requiring only 1 GbE will not utilise the full headroom. Buyers needing longer runs beyond 16.4 ft must source a different length.
Highlights
- Supports 10 GbE speeds for high-bandwidth applications
- Meets TIA-586-B.2 standard for broad device compatibility
- Braided jacket with VW-1 rating (UL1581) resists wear and fire
- Shielded RJ45 boots reduce interference for stable links
- 4 ft length suits typical rack-to-device runs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the braided jacket on this 16.4' Cat6A patch cable require any special cleaning or periodic replacement?
The braided jacket is designed for durability and does not require special cleaning or scheduled replacement under normal indoor use.
What is the maximum data rate this cable can sustain continuously without signal degradation?
It supports up to 10 GbE data rates as specified by the Cat6A standard and TIA-586-B.2 compliance.
Does the cable generate noticeable heat or draw extra power when carrying 10 GbE traffic all day?
Passive copper patch cables do not consume power or generate measurable heat regardless of data load.
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