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This 7-meter white Slim CAT6 Ethernet cable from StarTech.com is designed for high-density network environments, offering improved airflow and flexibility crucial for crowded server racks and patch panels. Its primary benefit is reliable Gigabit and Power over Ethernet (PoE++) connectivity in confined spaces. A potential caveat is that while slim, ensuring adequate ventilation around all connected devices is still recommended for optimal performance, especially when utilizing full PoE++ power.
| Series | Slim CAT6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | N6PAT7MWHS |
| Brand | StarTech.com |
The primary advantage is its significantly smaller outer diameter (3.6mm compared to standard Cat6). This allows for much better airflow in crowded network racks and makes routing the cable easier through tight spaces, reducing clutter and heat buildup.
Yes, this cable fully supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) and specifically PoE++ (IEEE 802.3bt Type 4), capable of delivering up to 100W of power to compatible devices.
LSZH stands for Low Smoke Zero Halogen. This jacket material is designed to emit minimal smoke and no toxic halogenated fumes when exposed to high heat or fire, enhancing safety in enclosed or critical environments.
Yes, as a Cat6 cable, it is rated to support Gigabit Ethernet (1000Base-T) speeds reliably up to 100 meters, and higher frequencies up to 250 MHz.
Fluke Testing indicates that the cable has undergone rigorous testing using Fluke Networks equipment to ensure it meets or exceeds Cat6 performance standards, particularly for Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) and Return Loss (RL), ensuring reliable data transmission.
The main difference is the diameter: this slim version is 36% thinner, making it more flexible and improving airflow. Internally, it uses 28AWG stranded copper wires, while standard Cat6 often uses 24AWG solid copper.
The cable features snagless connectors with boots that protect the RJ45 retaining clip during installation and removal. The connectors also have 50-micron gold plating for better conductivity and corrosion resistance.
Ensure both RJ45 connectors are fully seated and clicked into their ports. Verify that the connected devices (router, switch, computer) are powered on and configured correctly. Try using a different network port on your devices or test with another known working cable.
Check for any sharp bends or kinks in the cable that might be damaging the internal wires. Ensure the cable is not exceeding its maximum supported length for stable Gigabit speeds (though 7m is well within limits). Verify that the connected devices support Gigabit Ethernet. Test the cable in a different location or with different devices to rule out environmental interference or faulty endpoints.
Confirm that the network source (e.g., PoE switch) is providing sufficient power and supports the required PoE standard (PoE++, 100W). Ensure the cable is fully connected at both ends. Check the power budget of the PoE switch to ensure it can support all connected PoE devices. The cable itself is rated for 100W, so the issue is likely with the power source or the device being powered.
While the snagless boot provides protection, the clip can still break if excessive force is applied. If a clip is broken, the connector may not stay securely in the port. Replacement of the cable is recommended for a reliable connection.
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