Cablenet Cat6a Patch Lead - 15m - Red

This Cat6a cable supports data transfer speeds of up to 10 Gbps over distances up to 100 meters. However, actual speeds depend on the capabilities of the connected devices and the network infrastructure.

LSOH stands for Low Smoke Zero Halogen. This means the cable jacket is made from materials that emit very little smoke and no toxic halogens when burned, making it a safer choice in enclosed spaces.

Yes, this is an S/FTP (Shielded/Foiled Twisted Pair) cable. It features individual foil shielding around each twisted pair and an overall braided shield, providing excellent protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk.

No, this cable is designed for indoor use only and is not rated for outdoor environmental conditions.

Stranded cable (like this one) is made of multiple thin strands of copper, making it more flexible and durable for applications that involve moving or frequent handling. Solid core cable uses a single, thicker conductor, offering better performance over long distances and rigidity for permanent installations.

The red color is for identification and organization purposes, often used to distinguish different types of cables or network segments within an installation.

PoE++ (also known as Type 3 or 4PPoE) is an advanced Power over Ethernet standard that allows the cable to deliver more power (up to 60-100W depending on the standard) to compatible devices, enabling them to run more power-hungry equipment like high-performance access points or cameras.

Ensure both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check that the connected devices and ports are powered on. Try a different Ethernet cable and/or different ports to isolate the issue.

Verify the cable is Cat6a rated and connected to Cat6a or higher ports on both ends for optimal performance. Check for physical damage to the cable or connectors. Ensure the cable is not excessively long for the required speed. Minimize exposure to strong electromagnetic interference sources. Clean the RJ45 connectors if they appear dirty.

Confirm that the connected network switch or injector supports the required PoE standard (PoE, PoE+, or PoE++). Ensure the device itself is PoE-compatible and the cable is not damaged, as damage can impede power delivery.

While the snagless boot protects the clip, avoid pulling the cable directly. If the clip is damaged, the connector may not stay securely in place. Replace the cable if the connector is compromised.