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AddOn 10ft Cat6a RJ-45 M/M green copper patch cable
Ten-foot Cat6a patch cable with RJ-45 male connectors on both ends for gigabit Ethernet links
- 10 ft length reaches distant network ports
- Cat6a specification supports up to 10 Gbps bandwidth
- Four twisted copper pairs reduce signal interference
- Green jacket simplifies cable identification in racks
- Male RJ-45 connectors on both ends plug directly into equipment
10 ft Cat6a copper patch cable
This AddOn cable provides a ten-foot Category 6a copper link with RJ-45 male connectors on both ends. The green jacket makes it easy to identify in a crowded patch panel or rack. It is built for standard Ethernet networking where a short, reliable copper run is required. Condition is new.
Replaces shorter or lower-category runs
Use this cable when an existing Cat5e or Cat6 patch cord is too short or cannot support the bandwidth your equipment now demands. The Cat6a rating handles higher frequencies, so the upgrade is worthwhile when you move to 10 GbE ports or need better alien-crosstalk margins. The ten-foot length suits typical rack-to-rack or switch-to-patch-panel distances.
Suits installers and network techs
This patch cord suits anyone terminating a green-coded Cat6a link up to ten feet. Buyers who need a different length, a different jacket colour, or a shielded construction should look at something else. It is not intended for outdoor burial, plenum spaces, or fibre-based connections.
Highlights
- 10 ft length reaches distant network ports
- Cat6a specification supports up to 10 Gbps bandwidth
- Four twisted copper pairs reduce signal interference
- Green jacket simplifies cable identification in racks
- Male RJ-45 connectors on both ends plug directly into equipment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the RJ-45 connector need to plug into a standard port?
The RJ-45 male connector fits standard Ethernet ports and needs only enough room for the plug body and latch to seat fully.
How do I secure the cable so the latch does not release during routing?
Press each RJ-45 plug until the latch clicks, then route the ten-foot cable without sharp bends that could lever the latch open.
When should I replace this Cat6a patch cable?
Replace it if the green jacket shows cuts, the latch tabs break off, or connectors develop intermittent contact after repeated insertion cycles.
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