EFB Cat6A S/FTP Patch Cable 0.25m with Cat.7 Raw Cable, LSZH, 500 MHz, 10GBASE-T, Grey

The EFB Cat6A S/FTP patch cable (0.25 m, grey) is a fully shielded RJ45-to-RJ45 network cable built on Cat.7 raw cable with a halogen-free LSZH jacket, rated for 500 MHz and 10GBASE-T — made for offices, server rooms and structured-cabling installations that need 10 Gigabit, PoE and low-smoke materials.

Both ends carry shielded RJ45 plugs to IEC 60603-7-51 with gold-plated contacts, a moulded anti-kink sleeve and latch protection, wired 1:1 to TIA/EIA-568B. The double shielding — an overall braid plus foil around each pair (S/FTP) — keeps crosstalk and outside interference low in dense bundles and next to power cabling, and the length is printed on the boot so the cable can be identified in a crowded rack.

• 1 × EFB Cat6A S/FTP LSZH patch cable, 0.25 m, grey, with shielded RJ45 plugs fitted at both ends
• Nothing else — no couplers, labels or tools; the cable is ready to plug in

• At 0.25 m it is a short jumper between a patch panel and a switch in the same rack, with no loops of spare cable to manage
• Runs 10GBASE-T (10 Gbit/s) over the full 0.25 m — well inside the 100 m channel limit of Cat6A
• Also works at 1 Gbit/s, 2.5G/5G (NBASE-T) and 100 Mbit/s — the speed is set by the switch and network card, not by the cable
• PoE to IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at and 4-pair PoE++ (802.3bt) per EFB
• LSZH jacket: in a fire it gives off little smoke and no halogen acid gases — the usual requirement for offices, schools, hospitals and public buildings
• The grey colour lets you mark a function (uplinks, VoIP, PoE cameras, management) and keep the patching readable

• It is not a Cat7 system end-to-end: with Cat6A RJ45 plugs the link is rated Cat6A / 500 MHz — the Cat.7 raw cable does not raise it to 600 or 1000 MHz
• It does not fit GG45 or TERA sockets (Cat7 connector systems)
• Not for 25GBASE-T or 40GBASE-T — that needs Cat.8 cabling
• Not an outdoor or direct-burial cable — indoor LSZH jacket, operating range −20 to +60 °C
• A finished patch cable with fixed length — it cannot be punched down onto keystones or patch panels; permanent links need installation cable