Nippon Labs
Nippon Labs Cat6A Armored Anti-Rodent Slim Patch Cable, 7ft 28AWG, 10G RJ45
Nippon Labs Cat6A Armored Anti-Rodent Slim Patch Cable, 7ft 28AWG, 10G RJ45
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A 7 ft slim Cat6A Ethernet cable with a flexible stainless steel armor layer. The thinner 28 AWG build routes through tight conduit, crowded racks and small wall openings more easily than standard armored cable, while the armor still keeps rodents, crushing and weather from taking the link down.
Specifications
- Category: Cat6A, 10 Gigabit Ethernet
- Length: 7 ft
- Conductor: 4-pair UTP, 28 AWG stranded bare copper (slim)
- Armor: SUS304 stainless steel with PVC outer jacket
- Connectors: RJ45 with 50-micron gold-plated contacts
- Protection: outdoor rated, IP65 water resistant, UV resistant
- Wiring: T568B
- Certification: TIA/EIA compliant, verified by UL and ETL; RoHS
Good for
- Tight routing in dense racks, conduit and small wall penetrations
- Equipment rooms, barns and garages with rodent problems
- Short outdoor and industrial connections
All lengths
3 ft · 5 ft · 7 ft · 10 ft · 15 ft · 25 ft · 50 ft · 65 ft
FAQ
Will rodents chew through it? The stainless steel armor is what stops rats, mice and squirrels, the most common reason ordinary Ethernet cable fails in attics and outbuildings.
Slim 28 AWG or standard 24 AWG? Slim 28 AWG is easier to route and ideal for shorter connections. For long runs or higher PoE loads, choose our standard 24 AWG armored Cat6A cable.
Specifications
| Connectors | RJ45 |
| Max speed / bandwidth | 10Gbps |
| Wire gauge | 28 AWG |
| Shielding | UTP (unshielded) |
| Certifications | UL Listed, ETL Verified |
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