Kenable Cat6A Sftp Cable

CAT6a S/FTP (Category 6a Shielded/ Foiled Twisted Pair) cable is an advanced type of networking cable designed to support high-speed data transmission and reduce electromagnetic interference. Here are key features and information about CAT6a S/FTP cables:

1. Data Transmission Speed and Bandwidth:
   • CAT6a S/FTP cables support data transmission speeds of up to 10 Gbps (gigabits per second) over a maximum distance of 100 meters.
   • They have a bandwidth capacity of 500 MHz, providing a significant improvement over CAT6 cables.
2. Shielding and Structure:
   • S/FTP cables have an additional level of shielding compared to U/FTP or F/UTP cables.
   • Each individual pair of wires is shielded with a foil shield (F/UTP), and all four pairs together are encased in an overall braided shield (S/FTP).
   • This dual-layer shielding helps minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk, resulting in better performance and reliability.
3. Twisted Pair Structure:
   • Similar to other twisted pair cables, CAT6a S/FTP cables consist of four pairs of copper wires, twisted together to reduce interference.
4. Applications:
   • Ideal for high-performance Ethernet networks, data centers, server farms, and environments where minimizing interference is crucial for network reliability.
   • Supports applications like 10GBASE-T Ethernet, 1000BASE-T, and lower Ethernet standards.
5. Structured Cabling:
   • CAT6a S/FTP cables are an essential component of structured cabling systems, providing the backbone for high-speed and reliable network connectivity.
6. Wiring Standards:
   • Follows the ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B standard for structured cabling, which specifies the requirements for CAT6a cabling systems.
7. Jacket Types and Colors:
   • CAT6a S/FTP cables typically have PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) jackets.
   • Jackets are available in various colors for easy identification and organization during installation.
8. Available Lengths:
   • CAT6a S/FTP cables come in various standard lengths, ranging from short patch cables to longer runs suitable for structured cabling installations.
9. Installation Guidelines:
   • Proper installation techniques, including maintaining minimum bend radius and avoiding excessive pulling, are crucial to maintain optimal performance.