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Cable Leader

Cable Leader 75ft Cat6 Non-Booted Network Ethernet Cable Blue

SKU CH-25J0-55Q51

A 75 ft Cat6 patch cable with non-booted RJ45 plugs for dense patch panels, tested to 550 MHz and built with 24 AWG bare copper

  • TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
  • Cat6
  • Connector ARJ45
  • Connector BRJ45
  • Length75 ft.
  • ColorBlue

Length 75ft

Show 2 more configurations
  • Gigabit Ethernet ready with Cat6 performance tested to 550MHz
  • Non-booted plug fits dense patch panels and keystone jacks
  • 24AWG bare copper conductors with 50-micron gold-plated contacts
  • Backward compatible with Cat5e for drop-in upgrades
  • 75ft blue UTP cable for data centers and structured cabling

High-density Cat6 patch cable

The Cable Leader 75ft Cat6 non-booted Ethernet cable provides a Gigabit wired link using 24AWG bare copper conductors and 50-micron gold-plated RJ45 contacts. Tested to 550MHz, it exceeds the 250MHz Cat6 baseline and supports 10G over short runs. The blue, non-booted plug design seats cleanly in crowded patch panels and keystone jacks, improving airflow and cable management in data centers and server rooms. Backward compatibility with Cat5e makes it a direct upgrade for existing structured cabling.

Check connector spacing and run length

Verify that your patch panels or keystone jacks accept non-booted 8P8C plugs without latch interference in tight rows. Confirm the 75ft length fits the planned horizontal run without exceeding the 100m channel limit for Gigabit or the shorter reach required for 10G operation. Ensure connected switches, routers or PoE devices present standard RJ45 ports rated for the desired speed. No shielding is present, so avoid routing alongside high-voltage power cables.

Sustained throughput in dense bundles

Under continuous load the bare copper twisted pairs maintain signal integrity at the tested 550MHz bandwidth, resisting crosstalk even when many cables run side by side. Gold-plated contacts reduce contact resistance that can rise with temperature cycles in packed cabinets. The non-booted profile allows tighter bend radii without boot deformation, preserving pair geometry during long-term installation stress. Performance remains stable for Gigabit and short-run 10G traffic across the full 75ft distance.

Highlights

  • Gigabit Ethernet ready with Cat6 performance tested to 550MHz
  • Non-booted plug fits dense patch panels and keystone jacks
  • 24AWG bare copper conductors with 50-micron gold-plated contacts
  • Backward compatible with Cat5e for drop-in upgrades
  • 75ft blue UTP cable for data centers and structured cabling

Specifications

BrandGENERIC
TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
Cat6
Connector ARJ45
Connector BRJ45
Length75 ft.
ColorBlue
ShieldedNo
Wire Gauge24 AWG

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Questions about this item

Does the 75 ft Cat6 cable include any extra connectors or mounting hardware, or is it just the cable with RJ45 plugs?

The cable arrives terminated with RJ45 plugs on both ends; no additional connectors, boots or mounting hardware are supplied.

When should I choose the 75 ft blue version instead of another length or colour from the C6102 family?

Pick 75 ft when the run between patch panel and device measures roughly that distance, and choose blue to match your existing colour-coding scheme.

The listing says the cable is tested to 550 MHz — what does that mean for actual Gigabit and 10G speeds in my rack?

The 550 MHz rating exceeds the Cat6 minimum of 250 MHz, so Gigabit Ethernet runs at full speed and 10G is supported on shorter links within the rack.

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