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White Cat6a RJ-45 snagless patch cable 7ft

Black Box Corporation

Black Box Slim-Net 7ft Cat6a 28-AWG 500-MHz RJ-45 M/M Snagless Patch Cable White

SKU CH-M7T0-9X8WR

A 7-foot Cat6a patch cable with 28-AWG stranded conductors, 500-MHz bandwidth and snagless RJ-45 plugs

  • Slim 28-AWG construction eases routing in tight spaces
  • Cat6a 500-MHz rating supports high-speed data links
  • Snagless boots protect the RJ-45 tabs during handling
  • White PVC jacket simplifies cable identification

Slim-Net Cat6a 28-AWG cable

This 7-foot patch cable uses a 28-AWG stranded construction rated for 500 MHz bandwidth. The slim profile suits dense patch-panel installations and tight cable-management routes where space is limited. It terminates in RJ-45 male connectors on both ends for standard Ethernet connections.

Snagless boots and unshielded PVC jacket

Snagless boots protect the connector tabs during frequent insertion and removal, reducing the chance of broken clips. The unshielded PVC jacket keeps the cable flexible for routing around corners and through narrow trunking. White colour coding helps identify links at a glance in structured-cabling environments.

Highlights

  • Slim 28-AWG construction eases routing in tight spaces
  • Cat6a 500-MHz rating supports high-speed data links
  • Snagless boots protect the RJ-45 tabs during handling
  • White PVC jacket simplifies cable identification

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 28-AWG stranded conductors fatigue if the cable is moved often?

Stranded 28-AWG copper is designed for repeated flexing in patch-cable use; avoid tight bends or crushing to maximise life.

Does the 500-MHz rating hold on long runs near the 45-metre channel limit?

The cable is rated to 500 MHz, but channel length, connector quality and installation practices determine real-world performance at distance.

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