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BFKK Cat6a 5ft 24-pack Slim network ethernet cable
A 24-pack of 5 ft Cat6a slim cables with 28 AWG pure copper, 3.6 mm diameter, snagless boots and 550 MHz bandwidth for 10 Gbps runs in dense racks
- 10 Gbps throughput from 28 AWG pure copper construction
- 50 % thinner 3.6 mm diameter frees rack space
- Ultra-flexible jacket eases routing in dense panels
- Snagless clear boots protect RJ45 clips during pulls
- 550 MHz bandwidth meets ANSI/TIA 568-2.D spec
5 ft 24-pack Cat6a cables
This 24-pack of Cat6a patch cables measures five feet each and uses 28 AWG pure copper conductors. The slim 3.6 mm diameter design targets high-density racks and patch panels where space and airflow are limited. Each cable supports 10 G data transfer at 550 MHz and meets the ANSI/TIA 568-2.D standard for reliable connectivity.
Replaces bulky Cat6 runs
These cables are 50 percent thinner than standard Cat6 cords, so they free up room in crowded cabinets and improve heat dissipation. The ultra-flexible jacket makes routing through tight cable managers easier, while snagless clear boots protect RJ45 clips during repeated insertions. The upgrade is worth it when density or airflow constraints outweigh the mechanical ruggedness of thicker cables.
Suits data-centre and server-room installs
Network engineers managing patch panels, telecom racks or dense server rows will benefit from the reduced bulk and better airflow. Installers who need longer runs, outdoor-rated jackets or heavier-gauge conductors for PoE loads should look at alternative cable types.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps throughput from 28 AWG pure copper construction
- 50 % thinner 3.6 mm diameter frees rack space
- Ultra-flexible jacket eases routing in dense panels
- Snagless clear boots protect RJ45 clips during pulls
- 550 MHz bandwidth meets ANSI/TIA 568-2.D spec
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Questions about this item
What cable diameter must the patch panel or rack accommodate?
Each cable measures 3.6 mm in diameter, roughly half the thickness of a standard Cat6 cord, so high-density panels with tight port spacing will accept the 24-pack without blocking adjacent ports.
Which wiring scheme should be used when terminating or checking the RJ45 ends?
The cables comply with ANSI/TIA 568-2.D, so wire them to the T568B pin-out — matching the pair colours to the standard layout avoids crossed pairs that would drop the link to 1 Gbps.
When should the snagless boots be inspected or the cables replaced?
Check the clear boots whenever you re-patch a port; if a boot cracks or the latch tab no longer clicks, swap that cable to keep the 10 Gbps / 550 MHz rating intact across the 24-pack.
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