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Green Cat6 snagless shielded Ethernet cable, 5ft length

Cables To Go

Cables To Go 00829 5ft Cat6 Snagless Shielded Network Ethernet Cable Green

SKU CH-1G5Z-TB2G5

A 5-foot shielded Cat6 Ethernet cable with snagless connectors for reliable wired network links

  • 5 ft length suits short patch runs
  • Cat6 rating supports gigabit speeds
  • Snagless boot protects the latch during changes
  • Shielded twisted pair reduces external interference

5 ft Cat6 shielded patch cable

This five-foot Cat6 shielded twisted-pair cable carries Gigabit Ethernet traffic with a snagless boot that protects the latch during routing. Green jacket colour helps identify the link in dense patch panels. It suits installers who need a short, shielded run between a switch and a wall outlet.

Thermals noise and power draw

Passive copper construction generates no heat and draws no power, so it adds nothing to the thermal budget of a rack or cabinet. No fans or active components mean completely silent operation in any environment. Shielded conductors contain electromagnetic emissions without increasing the cable's temperature.

Highlights

  • 5 ft length suits short patch runs
  • Cat6 rating supports gigabit speeds
  • Snagless boot protects the latch during changes
  • Shielded twisted pair reduces external interference

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I route the Cables To Go 00829 cable through a tight conduit without catching the snagless boots?

Feed the connectors first, keeping the boot collars straight; the tapered snagless hood slides past edges instead of hooking.

When should I replace this Cat6 shielded patch cord?

Replace it if the jacket shows cuts, the shield foil is exposed, or connectors feel loose in the port.

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