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White 25ft Cat6 slim Ethernet cable with RJ45 plugs and transparent snagless boots

Cable Leader

Cable Leader 25ft Cat6 Slim Ethernet Cable White 28AWG 3.6mm

SKU CH-CZ3P-BG6PM

Slim 25 ft Cat6 patch cable with 3.6 mm jacket, 28 AWG stranded bare copper and 50-micron gold RJ45 contacts for high-density Gigabit runs

  • TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
  • Cat6
  • Connector ARJ45
  • Connector BRJ45
  • Length25 ft.
  • ColorWhite

Length 25ft

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Color White

  • Gigabit Ethernet at 250 MHz with Cat5e backward compatibility
  • Ultra-slim 3.6 mm jacket fits dense patch panels and tight desk runs
  • 28 AWG stranded bare copper with spline core for signal integrity
  • 50-micron gold-plated RJ45 contacts resist corrosion and ensure reliable connections
  • Transparent snagless boot protects locking clip during routing and re-patching

25 ft Cat6 Slim Patch Cable

This 25 ft Cat6 slim Ethernet cable delivers a Gigabit wired connection in a 3.6 mm white jacket. It uses 28 AWG stranded bare copper conductors arranged in four twisted pairs around a spline core. Gold-plated RJ45 contacts at 50 microns resist corrosion. The transparent snagless boot protects the locking clip during routing and re-patching. It suits routers, switches, patch panels, keystone jacks, PCs, consoles and smart TVs.

Upgrade from Bulky Cat5e or Standard Cat6

The slim profile replaces thicker patch cords in high-density patch panels, wall plates and behind-desk runs where space and airflow are tight. Backward compatibility with Cat5e means the cable drops into existing RJ45 infrastructure without hardware changes. The jump is worth it when cable bundles exceed the capacity of standard jackets, when bend radius limits routing options, or when color-coded lengths simplify port and zone identification across the C6116 family.

Build Integration for Dense Installs

The 28 AWG construction fits more cables per patch panel and keeps bend radii tight in confined pathways. Snagless boots prevent clip damage during frequent moves, adds and changes. No shielding is present, so the cable relies on the spline core and twisted-pair geometry for crosstalk reduction. RoHS compliance and UL & ETL verification confirm the materials meet regulated substance and safety standards for commercial environments.

Highlights

  • Gigabit Ethernet at 250 MHz with Cat5e backward compatibility
  • Ultra-slim 3.6 mm jacket fits dense patch panels and tight desk runs
  • 28 AWG stranded bare copper with spline core for signal integrity
  • 50-micron gold-plated RJ45 contacts resist corrosion and ensure reliable connections
  • Transparent snagless boot protects locking clip during routing and re-patching

Specifications

BrandGENERIC
TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
Cat6
Connector ARJ45
Connector BRJ45
Length25 ft.
ColorWhite
ShieldedNo
Wire Gauge28 AWG

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Questions about this item

Will the 3.6 mm jacket fit through standard keystone cut-outs and high-density patch panels?

Yes — the ultra-slim 3.6 mm diameter is designed for tight keystone openings and dense patch-panel ports where thicker cables would block adjacent jacks.

Do I need a special crimp tool for the 28 AWG stranded conductors and spline core?

No — the cable arrives pre-terminated with RJ45 plugs; just push each connector until the clip clicks, making sure the transparent snagless boot slides fully over the tab to prevent snags.

When should I replace the cable if the gold-plated contacts wear or the snagless boot cracks?

Replace it if the locking clip no longer holds, the boot splits and exposes the clip, or you measure persistent packet loss on a certified cable tester.

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