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BFKK Cat6a Slim Patch Cable 0.5ft 24 Pack Yellow
Slim Cat6a patch cables, 0.5 ft each, 24-pack, 28 AWG pure copper, 550 MHz bandwidth, 10 Gbps transfer, 3.6 mm diameter for high-density racks
- 10 Gbps data transfer over 28 AWG pure copper
- 6 mm ultra-slim design saves rack space
- 50 % thinner than standard Cat6 cables
- Snagless clear boot protects RJ45 clips
- 24-pack of .5 ft cables simplifies high-density installs
0.5 ft Slim Cat6a Patch Cables
This 24-pack of yellow Cat6a patch cables measures 0.5 ft each and uses 28AWG pure copper conductors. They are rated for 10G data transfer at 550MHz and comply with ANSI/TIA 568-2.D for reliable network connectivity.
Ultra-Slim Design and Snagless Boots
At 3.6mm diameter, these cables are 50% thinner than standard Cat6a cables, improving airflow and heat dissipation in dense racks. The snagless clear boots protect RJ45 clips during installation, while the super-flexible jacket eases routing in tight spaces between networking gear.
Ideal for High-Density Patch Panels
Suited for data centres, server rooms and telecommunication cabinets where space-saving and cable management are priorities. Not suited for runs requiring longer reach, outdoor or industrial environments, or installations needing shielded cable construction.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps data transfer over 28 AWG pure copper
- 6 mm ultra-slim design saves rack space
- 50 % thinner than standard Cat6 cables
- Snagless clear boot protects RJ45 clips
- 24-pack of .5 ft cables simplifies high-density installs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 28 AWG copper conductors in this 0.5 ft cable need replacement sooner than thicker gauge wires?
The 28 AWG pure copper conductors meet ANSI/TIA 568-2.D for 10 Gbps performance and are rated for the same service life as standard cables when installed correctly.
What is the first limit reached when running 10 Gbps continuously through the 3.6 mm diameter jacket?
The 550 MHz bandwidth ceiling of the Cat6a specification is reached before any thermal or signal-integrity limit in the slim jacket.
Does the ultra-slim 3.6 mm design change heat build-up or fan noise in a fully populated 24-port patch panel?
The reduced diameter improves airflow between cables, lowering local temperature rise and reducing the cooling load on rack fans during all-day operation.
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