BattleBorn
BattleBorn 6 ft Cat6 Ethernet Cable Red
A 6 ft red Cat6 patch cable delivering Gigabit speeds with a snagless boot for home and office networks
- Length6 ft.
- ColorRed
- Gigabit speeds up to 1000 Mbps for fast wired networking
- Snagless boot protects the connector from damage during installation
- Six-foot length suits typical desk or rack connections
- Red jacket makes the cable easy to identify in busy panels
- Cat6 construction supports reliable home and office networks
Cat6 Gigabit patch cable for wired networks
This six-foot red Cat6 Ethernet cable connects computers, hubs, cameras and other RJ45 devices at up to 1000 Mbps. The snagless boot protects the locking tab during frequent moves. It is built for standard Gigabit home and office links.
Suits anyone adding a short, colour-coded drop
Buyers who need runs longer than six feet, in-wall rated jackets, or multi-gigabit throughput should look at other cable types. The fixed length limits flexibility for larger rooms or rack-to-rack distances.
Snagless boot eases daily handling
The moulded strain relief stops the clip from catching on adjacent ports or cable bundles. Red sheathing helps identify this link at a glance in crowded panels. No software or extra adapters are included.
Highlights
- Gigabit speeds up to 1000 Mbps for fast wired networking
- Snagless boot protects the connector from damage during installation
- Six-foot length suits typical desk or rack connections
- Red jacket makes the cable easy to identify in busy panels
- Cat6 construction supports reliable home and office networks
Specifications
| Brand | BattleBorn |
|---|---|
| Length | 6 ft. |
| Color | Red |
Questions about this item
What devices must I already have with RJ45 ports to use this Cat6 patch cable?
You need any network equipment with RJ45 jacks — such as a router, switch, PC, network camera or hub — to plug each end of the cable into.
Will this cable work at Gigabit speeds if my older switch only supports 100 Mbps?
Yes, the cable is rated for up to 1000 Mbps and will automatically negotiate down to 100 Mbps on older Fast Ethernet gear.
How can I verify the link is running at the full 1000 Mbps after I connect it?
Check the port LEDs on your router or switch; a solid or blinking amber/green Gigabit indicator confirms a 1000 Mbps connection.
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