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AddOn 7ft Purple CAT6 Slim PVC Network Ethernet Cable
Purple CAT6 slim UTP copper cable with snagless clear-claw RJ-45 plugs
- 7 ft length suits short rack or desk runs
- Purple jacket enables quick colour-coded identification
- Slim PVC design reduces bulk in tight cable trays
- CAT6 UTP copper supports gigabit network speeds
- Snagless clear-claw RJ-45 connectors protect locking tabs during installation
AddOn 7 ft Purple CAT6 Slim Cable
This AddOn Ethernet cable provides a seven-foot Cat 6 UTP copper link with male RJ-45 connectors on each end. The slim PVC jacket reduces bulk while the purple colour aids quick identification in crowded racks or desk setups.
Suits tight patches and colour-coded runs
Builders who need a low-profile patch for a short hop between a switch, router or wall plate will find the slender profile easy to route. Installations that require plenum-rated jackets, shielded construction or longer reach should look at alternative cable types.
Fits standard gigabit ports and frees space
The snagless clear-claw plugs protect the latch during repeated inserts and removals. Cat 6 performance supports gigabit Ethernet over the full length, and the reduced diameter leaves more room in cable managers or behind furniture.
Highlights
- 7 ft length suits short rack or desk runs
- Purple jacket enables quick colour-coded identification
- Slim PVC design reduces bulk in tight cable trays
- CAT6 UTP copper supports gigabit network speeds
- Snagless clear-claw RJ-45 connectors protect locking tabs during installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What devices need an RJ-45 port to use this cable?
Any router, switch, PC, console or access point with a standard RJ-45 Ethernet jack will accept the male connectors on this cable.
Will this CAT6 slim cable work with my older CAT5e patch panel?
Yes, the CAT6 specification is backward compatible so the cable will negotiate at CAT5e speeds on legacy panels.
How can I confirm the link is running at gigabit speed after I plug it in?
Check the port LEDs on the switch or router; a solid or blinking amber/green light typically indicates a 1 Gbps connection.
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