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iMBAPrice 15 Ft Cat6 Ethernet Network Patch Cable RJ45 Blue
A 15 ft Cat6 patch cable with 24 AWG conductors and gold-plated RJ45 connectors for reliable wired networking
- TypeCable
- 15 ft reach connects devices across a room
- Cat6 rating supports gigabit network speeds
- 24 AWG conductors reduce signal loss over distance
- Snagless moulded strain relief protects the RJ45 clip
- 50 µm gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for clear data
Ready-to-use Cat6 patch cable
This 15 ft blue cable arrives terminated with RJ45 plugs and gold-plated contacts. The 24 AWG conductors and moulded snagless boots protect the connection during routing. It is suited to home and office networks that need a straightforward drop-in link.
Fits standard RJ45 ports on routers.
The fixed 15 ft length limits placement to nearby equipment, so installers who need longer runs or in-wall rated jackets should look elsewhere. Builders requiring shielded or outdoor-rated construction will not find those features here.
Cat6 rated 24 AWG construction
The cable uses 24 AWG conductors with 50 µ gold-plated contacts to meet Cat6 performance. This specification determines whether the link supports the desired throughput for the connected devices.
Highlights
- 15 ft reach connects devices across a room
- Cat6 rating supports gigabit network speeds
- 24 AWG conductors reduce signal loss over distance
- Snagless moulded strain relief protects the RJ45 clip
- 50 µm gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for clear data
Specifications
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
How much power does this 15 ft Cat6 cable draw when running all day?
The cable is completely passive and draws no power at all, so there is no heat or noise regardless of how long it stays connected.
What connectors must my devices already have for this cable to work?
Both ends are standard RJ45 plugs, so each device needs an RJ45 Ethernet port — the same port used by virtually all wired network gear.
Will the 24 AWG conductors and gold-plated contacts on this cable work reliably with the older Gigabit switches I still use?
Yes, the cable meets the Cat6 specification and is fully backward-compatible with Gigabit and slower Ethernet equipment you already own.
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