CAT6A Patchcord – U/UTP – RJ45 to RJ45 – AWG32 – LSZH – Flat – White – 20m
The CAT6A U/UTP RJ45 to RJ45 Patchcord – 20m is a flat network cable designed to provide reliable connectivity while allowing discreet routing through tight and space-restricted areas. Its low-profile construction makes it particularly useful where conventional round network cables may be difficult to install neatly.
Rated to CAT6A with performance up to 500MHz, the cable features AWG32 conductors and an unshielded U/UTP construction. Straight RJ45 connectors at both ends provide a dependable connection between compatible network equipment.
The flat cable profile makes the 20m cable easier to route behind equipment, beneath furniture and through narrow spaces. As the longest option within the stated 0.5m to 20m range, it provides additional flexibility for connecting network equipment positioned further apart while maintaining discreet cable routing.
An LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) sheath helps limit smoke and halogen emissions in the event of fire, making the cable suitable for sensitive indoor environments. Finished in white, the cable provides a clean and professional appearance for network installations.
Key Features:
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CAT6A flat network patchcord
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20m cable length
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Flat profile for discreet cable routing
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Ideal for narrow and space-restricted installations
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RJ45 to RJ45 connectivity
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Straight RJ45 connectors
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U/UTP unshielded construction
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AWG32 conductors
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Performance up to 500MHz
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LSZH outer sheath
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Low Smoke Zero Halogen construction
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White cable finish
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Suitable for professional and general network installations
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Available range from 0.5m to 20m
Technical Specifications:
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Category: CAT6A
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Cable Type: Flat Network Patchcord
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Length: 20m
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Cable Construction: U/UTP
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Connector A: RJ45
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Connector B: RJ45
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Connector Orientation: Straight
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Conductor Size: AWG32
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Frequency: Up to 500MHz
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Sheath: LSZH
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Cable Profile: Flat
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Colour: White
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Available Length Range: 0.5m to 20m
Applications:
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Structured cabling systems
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Office networks
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Network cabinets and racks
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Switch and router connections
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Data centre connectivity
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Telecommunications infrastructure
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Behind desks and equipment
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Narrow cable-routing spaces
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Discreet indoor installations
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Longer-distance network connections
