Overview:
Our Cat.6 copper interconnect products work together to provide an easy-to-use solution for deploying high-speed connections throughout a building. The RJ45 jack is a key component in this system. The jack’s unique two-cable entry points help make installation simple. The traditional one-click design enables an easy, tool-less termination on unshielded twisted pair cables, meeting industry performance standards.
Cat.6 UTP Copper Patch Cords
Copper patch cords help enable you to complete your network to Cat.6 according to ANSI/TIA/568.2-D:2018 and Class E ISO/IEC 11801 (Ed. 1.0) 2017. They are constructed with UTP stranded cable, low-smoke, zero-halogen (LSZH™) or PVC jacket and protected latch to ensure durability. These patch cords are available in a variety of lengths and colours for easy cable management and administration. Corning's copper patch cords are packaged in corn starch bags.
Patch Panels
Copper patch panels are modular and provide an aesthetically pleasing solution for housing modular jacks. These lightweight aluminium panels are compatible with RJ45 jacks as well as typical industry-accepted modular jacks. The classic version includes a cable-strain-relief tray and earth-connection point. The ECO panels are a simple version, without an earth-connection point, to use with racks with integral cable management. The panels include screws, cage nuts, and cable ties. Port blanking and coloured identification caps are available. The range includes a patch cord management panel with five management rings.
Faceplates and Outlets
Faceplates are compatible with most electrical wall boxes and are available in two-port and four-port versions. These faceplates fit common European dimensions and are compatible with RJ45 modular jacks. Port icons for port identification as well as label windows are included in some products.
Copper Cable
The four-pair copper cable is high performing, compliant with ISO/IEC 11801 (Ed. 1.0) 2017 and EN 50173-1:2018, NSI/TIA/568.2-D:2018. Cat.6 UTP cable is made up of four pairs of colour-coded solid copper wires, surrounded by an outer flame-retardant jacket. The cable meets industry standards for low-voltage networks to transfer voice, data, and video signals. Applications include IEEE 802.3 standards for 10 Mb to 1 Gb networks. It is also applicable to IEEE 802.3af POE and 802.3at POE+ and ATM LAN 1.2 Gb systems.
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