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Cables To Go 00728 network ethernet cable black 6 ft CAT6a snagless UTP

SKU CH-3GAN-5MQ1D MPN 00728

A 6 ft Cat6a UTP patch cable with snagless RJ-45 connectors for reliable network connections

  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • Cat6a specification handles higher bandwidth than Cat6
  • Snagless boot protects the latch during frequent plug cycles
  • UTP construction keeps the cable light and easy to route
  • Six-foot length suits typical desk or patch-panel runs

6 ft Cat6a snagless patch cable

This Cat6a UTP patch cable measures six feet and terminates in moulded RJ-45 connectors with snagless boots. The unshielded construction keeps the cable flexible for routing through tight spaces. Black jacketing matches common rack and desk aesthetics.

Home and office networks needing a short Cat6a link

Buyers who require shielded cabling for high-interference environments should consider a different cable type. Installers needing longer runs or pre-terminated trunk lengths will not find a suitable length here.

Highlights

  • Cat6a specification handles higher bandwidth than Cat6
  • Snagless boot protects the latch during frequent plug cycles
  • UTP construction keeps the cable light and easy to route
  • Six-foot length suits typical desk or patch-panel runs

Specifications

BrandC2G
TypeConsumer Electronics
Shipping weight0.09 kg
Package size210 × 140 × 20 mm

Questions about this item

Will the RJ-45 connectors on this Cat6a cable plug into the Gigabit Ethernet ports on my older router and switch?

Yes, the RJ-45 (M) to RJ-45 (M) connectors are the standard interface for Gigabit Ethernet, so they will plug directly into your existing router and switch ports.

How can I verify the cable is functioning correctly after I connect it?

Check the link lights on both ports; a solid or blinking LED indicates an active connection, and you can run a speed test to confirm data is passing through the UTP patch cable.

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