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Black Box Corporation

Black Box Corporation 2ft Cat6 Snagless UTP Network Ethernet Cable Black 28 AWG 250 MHz

SKU CH-ZAQN-41KMX

A slim 2 ft Cat6 patch cable with snagless connectors for high-density 250 MHz networks

  • Slim 28 AWG design fits tight high-density racks
  • Snagless boot protects the latch during frequent moves
  • Cat6 250 MHz rating supports gigabit speeds
  • Two-foot length keeps short runs neat

Slim Cat6 patch cable for dense racks

This two-foot Cat6 UTP patch cable uses 28 AWG stranded conductors and a snagless boot. The slim profile reduces bulk in crowded patch panels and server cabinets. Rated at 250 MHz, it meets Category 6 performance for standard gigabit links.

Ideal for high-density patching, not long runs

Suits installers who need flexible, space-saving cables in cabinets or wall outlets. Builders requiring longer distances, shielded construction or heavier gauge conductors for PoE should look at alternative cable types.

Highlights

  • Slim 28 AWG design fits tight high-density racks
  • Snagless boot protects the latch during frequent moves
  • Cat6 250 MHz rating supports gigabit speeds
  • Two-foot length keeps short runs neat

Specifications

BrandBlack Box Innovations

Questions about this item

Should I choose a longer or shorter length for my Cat6 patch cable?

The 2 ft length suits short rack-to-rack or switch-to-panel links; pick a longer cable only if the devices sit farther apart.

What does the 250 MHz rating mean for my network speed?

The 250 MHz bandwidth supports Cat6 performance, letting the cable handle Gigabit Ethernet traffic on this 2 ft run.

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