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Cuprium Network Cables

Cat 6 Indoor S/FTP Network Cable

Model NC-Cuprum 6SFTPI

With an aluminum protective layer and a braided shield, the NC-Cuprum 6SFTPI cable from the Lithium series fully protects your data against electromagnetic interference (EMI).

Overview

With an aluminum protective layer and a braided shield, the NC-Cuprum 6SFTPI cable from the Lithium series fully protects your data against electromagnetic interference (EMI). The high-purity copper used in this Cat6 cable significantly improves transmission efficiency in sensitive enterprise networks that require complete isolation.

Technical specifications

Datasheet (PDF)

Model: NC-Cuprum 6SFTPI

Conductor

Size
23 AWG
Design Type
1 Jacket, Copper Wires, Foil, Shield, Spacer
Diameter (mm)
0.5 ± 0.55

Jacket

Min Bending Radius
50 mm
Installation Temperature
-10°C to +60°C
Jacket Type
PVC
Overall Diameter
8.1 ± 0.3 mm

Insulation

Type
SFTP-Indoor
Cable Diameter
Nom. 5.5±0.5 mm
Jacket Thickness
Nominal Thickness = 0.56 mm
Shielding
Aluminium, Polyester Foil

Physical

1. Cold Bend Test
-30 ± 2°C X 4hrs no crack
2. Dielectric strength
AC 1.7KV for 2s

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Documentation

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