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The PremiumCord CAT6a 50m network patch cable is designed for IT professionals and power users requiring reliable, high-speed 10Gbit/s connectivity over long distances. Featuring advanced S/FTP double shielding, it excels at minimizing electromagnetic interference in complex networking environments, though its 50-meter length and rigid shielding construction make it less suitable for tight cable management in small desktop setups.
| Series | CAT6a |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | sp6asftp500 |
| Brand | PremiumCord |
Yes, this is a CAT6a cable, which is designed specifically to support data transmission speeds up to 10Gbit/s.
Yes, the 100% copper conductor construction makes it suitable for most standard PoE applications.
Yes, it features S/FTP PIMF shielding, which includes individual foil shielding for each pair plus an overall braid.
While technically possible, it is not recommended as you would need specialized tools to re-terminate the RJ45 connectors and maintain the shielded integrity.
This cable is a standard patch cable; check local building codes as it may not meet the specific fire-safety requirements for plenum spaces.
The stiffness is due to the heavy-duty S/FTP shielding and higher-gauge copper wiring required for CAT6a certification.
Verify that all connected networking hardware (switches, NICs) are 10Gbit/s compatible and check that the cable is not kinked or crimped.
Inspect the RJ45 connectors for debris and ensure they are fully seated and 'clicked' into the port. Check the cable for physical damage along its length.
To ensure optimal performance, avoid tight-radius bends that could compromise the internal foil shielding. When routing the cable, secure it with hook-and-loop fasteners rather than tight plastic zip ties to prevent deformation of the cable jacket.
