DDS / DPC-LSZHC6BC10M / UTP Patch Cord LSZH 10M Cat6

DDS / DPC-LSZHC6BC10M / UTP Patch Cord LSZH 10M Cat6

Long-Run Fire-Safe Cat6 Patch Cord for Flexible Deployments

The DDS / DPC-LSZHC6BC10M / UTP Patch Cord LSZH 10M Cat6 is a premium, fire-safe long-run Cat6 patch cord from DDS — engineered for structured cabling installations in hospitals, schools, data centres, public buildings, and any indoor environment where Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) compliance is a mandatory safety requirement. Constructed from 24 AWG stranded bare copper with moulded RJ45 plugs at each end, this Category 6 patch cord delivers full Class E performance — supporting 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet and 250 MHz bandwidth across the full 10-metre length. Furthermore, the 10 M length opens deployment scenarios that shorter patch cords simply cannot serve — including direct equipment connections across wide server rooms, cross-floor links within the same zone, and flexible temporary connections during network commissioning or testing. Consequently, IT teams and network installers gain a single versatile cord that handles both permanent installations and on-site troubleshooting with equal reliability.

LSZH Jacket — Total Fire Safety Compliance

The LSZH outer jacket is the critical differentiator of the DDS / DPC-LSZHC6BC10M from standard PVC patch cords. In the event of a fire, the LSZH compound emits minimal smoke and releases zero toxic halogen gases — protecting building occupants, first responders, and sensitive electronic equipment in enclosed spaces such as cable risers, server rooms, and ceiling voids. Additionally, LSZH compliance satisfies mandatory requirements under many national and international building codes for medical, educational, and commercial premises. Moreover, specifying LSZH patch cords at every point in the cabling channel ensures end-to-end fire safety compliance — from the horizontal cable run all the way to the final connection. Therefore, building inspections, project sign-offs, and insurance documentation proceed without complications regardless of installation size.

Flexible Build for Long-Distance Patch Cord Use

The 24 AWG stranded bare copper construction ensures the 10-metre cord remains manageable and flexible throughout its working life — resisting kinking, tangling, and conductor fatigue even after repeated routing and repositioning. Furthermore, the cord is compatible with both T568A and T568B wiring schemes, ensuring universal pin-out alignment across all standard patch panels, keystone jacks, and active switch ports. Additionally, the snag-resistant moulded RJ45 boots protect the latch mechanism during repeated insertions and removals, ensuring a secure and professional connection at every port. Whether you are connecting equipment across a wide server room, bridging two adjacent racks, or running a direct link from a patch panel to a distant active device, the DDS / DPC-LSZHC6BC10M / UTP Patch Cord LSZH 10M Cat6 delivers the fire safety, reach, and electrical performance your project demands. To check availability, check our stock. For full official product details, visit the official DDS website.

Key Features:

• LSZH Jacket — Low Smoke Zero Halogen — Emits minimal smoke and zero toxic halogen gases in fire conditions, meeting mandatory LSZH requirements for hospitals, schools, data centres, and public buildings
• Cat6 Class E — 250 MHz / 1 Gbps — Full Category 6 performance supporting 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet and 250 MHz bandwidth across the full 10-metre cable length
• 10 M Long-Run Length — Wide Area Flexibility — Covers wide server rooms, cross-rack links, and direct equipment connections that shorter patch cords cannot reach — ideal for both permanent and temporary deployments
• 24 AWG Stranded Copper — Moulded RJ45 Plugs — Flexible stranded conductors resist kinking and fatigue over long runs, with snag-resistant moulded RJ45 boots for a secure, professional connection every time
• T568A & T568B Compatible — DDS Original — Compatible with both standard wiring schemes for universal use across all patch panels, keystone jacks, and switch ports in any structured cabling system