Category 6a (CAT6 Augmented) is defined at frequencies of upto 500Mhz, twice that of CAT6.

At these high speeds cross talk, in particular alien cross talk, presents a significant issue to reliable operation. PRO2 CAT6A patch leads are individually shielded or PiMF (pairs in metal foil) which help to reduce or eliminate these issues.

Why use shielded cable?

Depending on the environment where network cable is run, it may has a large amount of EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference). Although Cat 6A cables have improved cable twist to handle gigabit Ethernet and reject noise, this by itself is not enough for environments that have high EMI. Using a shielded Cat 6A cable will help in these high EMI installations.

CAT6a Patch Lead Features

• Individually tested to ensure CAT6a Component Level compliance (Up to 20m)
• Double shielded, inner pairs are also individual shielded
• Available in a range of sizes
• Backward-compatible with CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6
• 26 AWG
  

Conformant Standards

• AS/​CA S008:2010
• TIA/​EIA 568-C
• ISO/​IEC 11801& EN 50288
• ROHS Compliant

Category 6a (CAT6 Augmented) is defined at frequencies of upto 500Mhz, twice that of CAT6.

At these high speeds cross talk, in particular alien cross talk, presents a significant issue to reliable operation. PRO2 CAT6A patch leads are individually shielded or PiMF (pairs in metal foil) which help to reduce or eliminate these issues.

Why use shielded cable?

Depending on the environment where network cable is run, it may has a large amount of EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference). Although Cat 6A cables have improved cable twist to handle gigabit Ethernet and reject noise, this by itself is not enough for environments that have high EMI. Using a shielded Cat 6A cable will help in these high EMI installations.

CAT6a Patch Lead Features

• Individually tested to ensure CAT6a Component Level compliance (Up to 20m)
• Double shielded, inner pairs are also individual shielded
• Available in a range of sizes
• Backward-compatible with CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6
• 26 AWG
  

Conformant Standards

• AS/​CA S008:2010
• TIA/​EIA 568-C
• ISO/​IEC 11801& EN 50288
• ROHS Compliant

Category 6a (CAT6 Augmented) is defined at frequencies of upto 500Mhz, twice that of CAT6.

At these high speeds cross talk, in particular alien cross talk, presents a significant issue to reliable operation. PRO2 CAT6A patch leads are individually shielded or PiMF (pairs in metal foil) which help to reduce or eliminate these issues.

Why use shielded cable?

Depending on the environment where network cable is run, it may has a large amount of EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference). Although Cat 6A cables have improved cable twist to handle gigabit Ethernet and reject noise, this by itself is not enough for environments that have high EMI. Using a shielded Cat 6A cable will help in these high EMI installations.

CAT6a Patch Lead Features

• Individually tested to ensure CAT6a Component Level compliance (Up to 20m)
• Double shielded, inner pairs are also individual shielded
• Available in a range of sizes
• Backward-compatible with CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6
• 26 AWG
  

Conformant Standards

• AS/​CA S008:2010
• TIA/​EIA 568-C
• ISO/​IEC 11801& EN 50288
• ROHS Compliant

Category 6a (CAT6 Augmented) is defined at frequencies of upto 500Mhz, twice that of CAT6.

At these high speeds cross talk, in particular alien cross talk, presents a significant issue to reliable operation. PRO2 CAT6A patch leads are individually shielded or PiMF (pairs in metal foil) which help to reduce or eliminate these issues.

Why use shielded cable?

Depending on the environment where network cable is run, it may has a large amount of EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference). Although Cat 6A cables have improved cable twist to handle gigabit Ethernet and reject noise, this by itself is not enough for environments that have high EMI. Using a shielded Cat 6A cable will help in these high EMI installations.

CAT6a Patch Lead Features

• Individually tested to ensure CAT6a Component Level compliance (Up to 20m)
• Double shielded, inner pairs are also individual shielded
• Available in a range of sizes
• Backward-compatible with CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6
• 26 AWG
  

Conformant Standards

• AS/​CA S008:2010
• TIA/​EIA 568-C
• ISO/​IEC 11801& EN 50288
• ROHS Compliant

Category 6a (CAT6 Augmented) is defined at frequencies of upto 500Mhz, twice that of CAT6.

At these high speeds cross talk, in particular alien cross talk, presents a significant issue to reliable operation. PRO2 CAT6A patch leads are individually shielded or PiMF (pairs in metal foil) which help to reduce or eliminate these issues.

Why use shielded cable?

Depending on the environment where network cable is run, it may has a large amount of EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference). Although Cat 6A cables have improved cable twist to handle gigabit Ethernet and reject noise, this by itself is not enough for environments that have high EMI. Using a shielded Cat 6A cable will help in these high EMI installations.

CAT6a Patch Lead Features

• Individually tested to ensure CAT6a Component Level compliance (Up to 20m)
• Double shielded, inner pairs are also individual shielded
• Available in a range of sizes
• Backward-compatible with CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6
• 26 AWG
  

Conformant Standards

• AS/​CA S008:2010
• TIA/​EIA 568-C
• ISO/​IEC 11801& EN 50288
• ROHS Compliant

Category 6a (CAT6 Augmented) is defined at frequencies of upto 500Mhz, twice that of CAT6.

At these high speeds cross talk, in particular alien cross talk, presents a significant issue to reliable operation. PRO2 CAT6A patch leads are individually shielded or PiMF (pairs in metal foil) which help to reduce or eliminate these issues.

Why use shielded cable?

Depending on the environment where network cable is run, it may has a large amount of EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference). Although Cat 6A cables have improved cable twist to handle gigabit Ethernet and reject noise, this by itself is not enough for environments that have high EMI. Using a shielded Cat 6A cable will help in these high EMI installations.

CAT6a Patch Lead Features

• Individually tested to ensure CAT6a Component Level compliance (Up to 20m)
• Double shielded, inner pairs are also individual shielded
• Available in a range of sizes
• Backward-compatible with CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6
• 26 AWG
  

Conformant Standards

• AS/​CA S008:2010
• TIA/​EIA 568-C
• ISO/​IEC 11801& EN 50288
• ROHS Compliant

• Gigabit Ethernet
• Active Device Termination
• Premise Installations
• Telecommunication Networks
• Multimedia

LC – The LC connector features a small form factor and resembles the SC connector.

SC – The SC connector has a molded, plastic plug casing and a push/​pull locking system.

ST – The ST connector uses a push-and-turn-to-lock system.

• Gigabit Ethernet
• Active Device Termination
• Premise Installations
• Telecommunication Networks
• Multimedia

LC – The LC connector features a small form factor and resembles the SC connector.

SC – The SC connector has a molded, plastic plug casing and a push/​pull locking system.

ST – The ST connector uses a push-and-turn-to-lock system.

• Gigabit Ethernet
• Active Device Termination
• Premise Installations
• Telecommunication Networks
• Multimedia

LC – The LC connector features a small form factor and resembles the SC connector.

SC – The SC connector has a molded, plastic plug casing and a push/​pull locking system.

ST – The ST connector uses a push-and-turn-to-lock system.

• Gigabit Ethernet
• Active Device Termination
• Premise Installations
• Telecommunication Networks
• Multimedia

LC – The LC connector features a small form factor and resembles the SC connector.

SC – The SC connector has a molded, plastic plug casing and a push/​pull locking system.

ST – The ST connector uses a push-and-turn-to-lock system.

• Gigabit Ethernet
• Active Device Termination
• Premise Installations
• Telecommunication Networks
• Multimedia

LC – The LC connector features a small form factor and resembles the SC connector.

SC – The SC connector has a molded, plastic plug casing and a push/​pull locking system.

ST – The ST connector uses a push-and-turn-to-lock system.

LC – The LC connector features a small form factor and resembles the SC connector.

SC – The SC connector has a molded, plastic plug casing and a push/​pull locking system.

ST – The ST connector uses a push-and-turn-to-lock system.