Excel Cat6 Patch Lead - LSOH - Blue - 1m

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This Excel Cat6 U/UTP patch lead is designed for users of structured cabling systems requiring high-performance network connections. Its key benefit is delivering optimum performance levels compliant with industry standards. A potential consideration is its specific T568B wiring configuration. Key features include Cat6 compliance, a slimline strain relief boot, LSOH outer sheath, and individual packaging.
| Series | Cat6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Excel Cat6 Patch Lead |
| Brand | Excel |
LSOH stands for Low Smoke Zero Halogen. Cables with this sheath emit minimal smoke and no toxic halogens when burned, making them safer for use in enclosed public spaces or environments with sensitive equipment.
Yes, Cat6 cables are backward compatible with Cat5e networks and equipment. However, the network speed will be limited by the slowest component (e.g., Cat5e switch or device).
T568A and T568B are two different standards for the order of wire pairs within an Ethernet cable. Most modern networks use T568B. Ensure consistency across your network connections; mixing A and B on the same link type (e.g., patch cable) will cause it not to work.
This patch lead is designed for data transmission. While it may support PoE under certain conditions, its primary function is data. For dedicated PoE applications, ensure the cable's specifications and your equipment fully support the power requirements.
The CIBSE TM65 Embodied Carbon value for this specific lead is 0.203 kg CO2e.
Please refer to the manufacturer's official documentation or the retailer's product page for specific warranty information, as it can vary.
Verify both ends of the patch lead are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check if the connected devices are powered on and configured for network access. Ensure the lead is not physically damaged.
Confirm the lead is Cat6 compliant and not being used for distances exceeding its specifications. Check for potential interference from power cables or other electronic devices. Test with a different, known-good patch lead to rule out the cable as the bottleneck.
Inspect the RJ45 connectors for damage or debris. Ensure the connector clips are intact and securely holding the cable in the port. Try a different port on your switch or router.
This is a 1m lead. For longer runs, a longer Cat6 patch lead or a structured cabling system with bulk cable and appropriate connectors will be required.
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