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Home›Latest products›Cabling Connection›AFL’s new super slim patchcords

AFL’s new super slim patchcords

By Staff Writer
05/09/2016
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Real estate within a data centres is becoming increasingly precious so a reduction in diameter patchcords are an important step to ensure end users are getting the most out of their server rooms.

AFL has announced the release of both Category 6 and Category 6A reduced diameter patchcords.

The Category 6 U-UTP patchcords use a cable diameter of only 3.6mm and the Category 6A U-FTP patchcords 5.3mm.

Both cords are channel compliant to international standards and are ideal for use in high density cross-connect solutions in computer rooms, storage area networks and data centres.

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