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ACT DC7410 networking cable Pink 10 m Cat6a U/FTP (STP)

Manufacturer: ACT Product Code: 167915393 EAN: 08716065510096 MPN: DC7410
ACT DC7410, 10 m, Cat6a, U/FTP (STP), RJ-45, RJ-45
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Product Information


Information
Manufacturer ACT
Product code 167915393
EAN 08716065510096
Manufacturer part number DC7410
Category Network cables
Features
Cable length 10 m
Cable standard Cat6a
Cable shielding U/FTP (STP)
Connector 1 RJ-45
Connector 2 RJ-45
Connector 1 gender Male
Connector 2 gender Male
Connector 1 form factor Straight
Connector 2 form factor Straight
Connector contacts plating Gold
Jacket material Low smoke zero halogen (LSZH)
Cable shape Round
Conductor material Copper
AWG wire size 32
Frequency 500 MHz
Design
Product colour Pink
Weight & dimensions
Bend radius (min) 1.5 cm
Outer diameter 3.8 mm
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T) -25 - 75 °C
Packaging data
Quantity per pack 1 pc(s)
Sustainability
Sustainability compliance Y
Sustainability certificates CE, RoHS
Logistics data
Warranty period 5 year(s)

Product Description


CAT6A U/FTP slimline datacenter ethernet cables are smaller in diameter (3.8mm vs 5.9mm) than regular CAT 6A patch cords. The bending radius is lower in comparison with regular patch cords. This results in a better airflow in the server rack/network cabinet.

Although, ISO/IEC and TIA standards describe the use of patch cords between 22 and 26 AWG, it is possible to use 32 AWG patch cables. This results in a higher attenuation, particularly at higher frequencies.

ACT advises a maximum bundle size of 24 cables in PoE applications. In this case the temperature of the cables, that are delivering PoE deployments, will not increase. The standard, ANSI TSB-184-A, limits the maximum temperature increasement, to less than 15 degrees Celsius above the ambient temperature, for the center cable in a bundle.

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