Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated 15 ft Clear Boot 6A Voice Data Patch Cord Blue
A 15 ft blue patch cord for voice and data connections with clear boots
- ColorBlue
- MaterialHAWA
- 15 ft length for flexible device placement
- Blue jacket for quick cable identification
- Clear boot design protects connector tabs
- Category 6A rating supports high-speed voice and data
- HAWA material ensures durable construction
15 ft Voice Data Patch Cord
The Hubbell Premise Wiring patch cord provides a 15 ft link for voice and data circuits. It uses a clear boot design and HAWA material construction. The blue jacket allows quick visual identification in structured cabling installations. This new cord suits standard patching tasks in network racks or wall outlets.
Suited for standard patching jobs
Installers who need a reliable 15 ft drop for voice or data connections will find this cord fits the requirement. The clear boot protects the latch during frequent moves. Buyers who require a different length, colour, or a higher category rating should look at alternative options. The product serves basic connectivity needs without added complexity.
Consistent signal path under load
The HAWA material maintains its mechanical properties during repeated insertion cycles. The clear boot shields the retention tab from snag damage when cables are routed tightly. Under sustained network traffic the cord delivers a stable connection without intermittent faults. Performance remains steady across the full 15 ft run.
Highlights
- 15 ft length for flexible device placement
- Blue jacket for quick cable identification
- Clear boot design protects connector tabs
- Category 6A rating supports high-speed voice and data
- HAWA material ensures durable construction
Specifications
| Brand | Hubbell Premise Wiring |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What devices need compatible ports to connect with this 15 ft patch cord?
This cord terminates in standard modular plugs, so any network equipment with matching jacks — switches, routers, patch panels or wall outlets — will accept it.
Can this cord link newer gear to legacy hardware I still use?
Yes, the cord is agnostic to the age of the equipment; it simply carries signals between any two ports that share the same pin-out.
How can I confirm the link is active after plugging in the cord?
Check the link-status LEDs on both connected ports; a steady or blinking light indicates a live connection.
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