Cat 6 and Cat 6a plenum +105°C, 28AWG, shielded, slim Ethernet patch cords

L-com's low-profile, short-boot design saves additional space on crowded patch panels, allowing for a clean, organized installation.
Aug. 15, 2019
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L-com, an  Infinite Electronics brand and manufacturer of wired and wireless connectivity products, announced that it has introduced a new line of Ethernet cable assemblies that feature plenum-rated cable with a maximum temperature rating of +105°C.

L-com's new Cat 6 and Cat 6a slim-line Ethernet patch cables are billed as an ideal solution for high density patching applications. The cable's patent-pending, spline-free design provides a reduced diameter profile, geared for applications that require a smaller, more flexible cable.

Further, L-com notes that the cables' low-profile, short boot design saves additional space on patch panels allowing for a clean organized installation. These CMP (plenum)-rated cables meet the most stringent of building burn and smoke codes.

The company says the new cables' stranded conductor design is considerably more flexible than a standard, solid-conductor, horizontal cable, and offers a greater flex life. A robust temperature range of -20°C to +105°C allows these cables to be used in higher temperature applications where standard patch cords would fail. 

“Our new plenum-rated cable assemblies comply with stringent building codes by utilizing plenum-rated jackets. They limit the burn time and burn length compared to PVC cables and offer a wide operating temperature range for use in applications where extreme heat is present,” said Dustin Guttadauro, Product Manager at L-com. 

In addition to these new cable assemblies, L-com also offers Cat6 and Cat6a plenum-rated bulk cable that is rated to +105°C. 

The new plenum-rated Ethernet cables and bulk cable are in stock at L-com and available for immediate shipment.

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