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Clipsal Actassi LAN Cable 4 pair UTP Cat6A LAN cable, 305 metre reel

Clipsal Actassi LAN Cable 4 pair UTP Cat6A LAN cable, 305 metre reel | Blue

Item Number: 2D4P6AIPV3R-BU

Datasheet

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Specifications

Design

Range of product Titanium
Product brand Clipsal
Colour external sheath: blue

Physical

Communication network category 6A
Awg gauge 23 AWG
Cable shielding type UTP
Length 305 m
Ambient air temperature for operation 75 °C
Marking colour coding
Product certifications UL listed file E197794
Standards
  • ISO/IEC 11801
  • EIA/TIA-568
  • IEC 61156-5
Reach free of svhc Yes
Toxic heavy metal free Yes
Mercury free Yes
Rohs exemption information Yes
Environmental disclosure ENVPEP2309003EN
Eu rohs directive Compliant

Material

Material conductor: bare copper

Others

Legacy weee scope Out
Package 1 bare product quantity 1
Average percentage of recycled plastic content 0 %
Outside of Europe
Warranty duration(in months) bmecat 18
Weee label N/A
Weee applicability Finished product
Cable insulation material PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
Diameter 0.59...0.59 mm (conductor)
External diameter 8.5 mm
Main colour tint blue
Flame retardance CM
Unit type of package 1 PCE
Number of units in package 1 1
Package 1 weight 77 g
Green premium status for reporting Green Premium product
Total lifecycle carbon footprint 0.3 kg CO2 eq.
Carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase [a1 to a3] 0.16274
Carbon footprint of the manufacturing phase [a1 to a3] 0.2 kg CO2 eq.
Carbon footprint of the distribution phase [a4] 0.0072299
Carbon footprint of the distribution phase [a4] 0 kg CO2 eq.
Carbon footprint of the installation phase [a5] 0.015364
Carbon footprint of the installation phase [a5] 0 kg CO2 eq.
Carbon footprint of the use phase [b2, b3, b4, b6] 0.040716
Carbon footprint of the use phase [b2, b3, b4, b6] 0 kg CO2 eq.
Sustainable packaging No
Carbon footprint of the end-of-life phase [c1 to c4] 0.095389
Carbon footprint of the end-of-life phase [c1 to c4] 0.1 kg CO2 eq.
Pvc free No
Take-back No
Product contributes to saved and avoided emissions No
Removable battery N/A
Total lifecycle carbon footprint 0.32143889999999997
Average percentage of recycled metal content 0 %
Packaging made with recycled cardboard No
Packaging without single use plastic No
Pvc free No
End of life manual availability N/A
Take-back No
Warranty (in months) 18

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is bonding required for the internal foil of the 2D4P6AIPV3R-BU?

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The foil is non-contiguous (meaning it is not and end-to-end connected foil or screen). As the cable is not a Shielded Cable,  bonding will have no effect and will not provide any earthing properties.

What are other benefits of the new design of Cat6A U/UTP cable?

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In addition to the improved ‘Alien cross-talk’ performance, some other benefits are:
  • Smaller physical dimensions on cable external diameter compared to previous Clipsal Cat6A UTP cable, thus reduced space requirements for multiple cable runs.
  • New Cat6A UTP cable weight is 28% lighter than previous product
  • New Cat 6A UTP cable uses less raw material to manufacture,  resulting in reduced consumption of materials and resources.
  • Higher performance against heat rise in case of PoE (Power over Ethernet)

Why is there an internal foil on the new design of Cat6A cable, 2D4P6AIPV3R-BU?

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The internal foil is designed to assist with immunity to external noise as defined as ‘Alien cross-talk’. “Alien cross-talk” has a predominant effect on the transmission at 10 Gbps speed. This foil design helps to provide full EMI protection (coupling attenuation (AC) > 55dB, Type II coupling attenuation. ANEXT and AFEXT are proven by design)

How is the new design of Cat6A U/UTP cable terminated?

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Connector termination is similar to typical "UTP" or unshielded cables. You can refer to the video here for more details.