Extralink Patchcord LAN network cable - 5 metres long
Network cable Extralink is a gigabit copper cable with a length of 5 metres. LAN patchcord is a basic element of computer networks operating in the Ethernet standard. It is used for directly connecting two active devices, such as a router or switch, so that data can be transmitted between them. It is also used for connecting computers and VoIP phones to structured cabling and for making cross-connections between patch panels in telecom cabinets. It works perfectly well in both large and small computer networks. The shielded Extralink patchcord is highly flexible, which translates into easy installation and user comfort.
The shielded Category 6A SFTP patchcord by Extralink is terminated with shielded, gold-plated RJ45 plugs. It is made from a four-core twisted-pair cable of pure copper, making it possible to power network devices using the PoE standard.
Specifications
| Networking cable category | 6a |
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| Cable shielding | SF/UTP/S/FTP |
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| Cable length | 5 |
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| Suitable for outdoor use | Yes |
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| Product colour | Blue |
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| Connector 1 gender | Male |
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| Connector 2 gender | Male |
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| Colour | Blue |
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| Connector 1 | RJ-45 |
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| Connector 2 | RJ-45 |
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| Jacket material | LSZH and PE |
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| Cable standard | Cat6a |
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| Suitable for outdoor use? | Yes |
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