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Ten yellow Cat6 patch cables, each three feet long

Amamax

Amamax 3 ft Cat-6 Network Ethernet Patch Cable Yellow Pack of 10

SKU CH-ZD3M-TYEKM

Pack of ten 3 ft Cat-6 Ethernet patch cables in yellow for wired networking

  • TypeCable
  • Pack of ten cables keeps multiple devices connected
  • 3 ft length suits short desktop or rack runs
  • Yellow jacket makes cables easy to identify
  • Cat-6 rating supports gigabit network speeds

Pack of ten Cat-6 patch cables

This set contains ten yellow Cat-6 Ethernet patch cables, each three feet long. They are manufactured by Amamax and supplied in new condition. The pack provides multiple cables for wiring several devices at once.

Suited for short-run connections between network

Builders who need longer cable runs or a different colour scheme should look at other options. The fixed three-foot length limits placement flexibility in larger spaces. The ten-count quantity may exceed the needs of a single link.

Highlights

  • Pack of ten cables keeps multiple devices connected
  • 3 ft length suits short desktop or rack runs
  • Yellow jacket makes cables easy to identify
  • Cat-6 rating supports gigabit network speeds

Specifications

BrandAmamax
TypeCable

Questions about this item

Will the 3 ft Cat-6 cables reach my older router and switch ports without tension?

Each cable is 3 ft long, so measure the distance between your router and switch ports to confirm the length is sufficient for a relaxed connection.

How can I verify the Cat-6 cables are passing data correctly after I plug them in?

Check the link LEDs on both the router and switch; solid or blinking lights indicate an active Cat-6 connection, then run a speed test to confirm throughput.

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