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Cables To Go 31362 75 ft Cat6 snagless UTP network ethernet cable black

SKU CH-HK97-9JGQR

A 75 ft Cat6 snagless UTP patch cable for wired network connections

  • 75 ft run reaches distant devices without extra couplers
  • Cat6 bandwidth handles gigabit speeds for smooth streaming and transfers
  • Snagless boot protects the latch from catching during pulls
  • Unshielded twisted-pair construction keeps the cable light and flexible

75 ft Cat6 Snagless UTP Cable

This 75-foot Category 6 patch cable uses unshielded twisted-pair construction and snagless boots to protect the latch during installation. It is built for standard Gigabit Ethernet connections in home or office networks.

Suitable for runs up to 75 feet where shielded

Buyers who need shielding against electromagnetic interference or a different cable length should consider other options. The cable is not designed for outdoor or plenum-rated installations.

Highlights

  • 75 ft run reaches distant devices without extra couplers
  • Cat6 bandwidth handles gigabit speeds for smooth streaming and transfers
  • Snagless boot protects the latch from catching during pulls
  • Unshielded twisted-pair construction keeps the cable light and flexible

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 75 ft Cat6 snagless UTP cable work with my existing Cat5e wall jacks and router ports?

Yes, the Cat6 cable is backward compatible with Cat5e jacks and ports, so it will connect to your older hardware without any adapters.

How can I verify the 75 ft Cat6 snagless UTP cable is performing correctly after I plug it in?

Check that the link lights on both your router and device show a solid gigabit connection, then run a speed test to confirm you are getting the expected throughput.

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