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Logico P6EU50BL-03 Cat6 UTP Ethernet Cable 550MHz 24AWG Blue 50ft 3 Pack
Three 50 ft Cat6 UTP cables with 24 AWG stranded conductors, 550 MHz bandwidth, gold-plated contacts and snag-free boots
- Length50 ft.
- ColorBlue
- Three cables give spare runs for multiple rooms
- 550 MHz bandwidth supports Gigabit speeds over 50 ft
- 24 AWG stranded copper meets Cat6 spec
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for lasting signal
- Snag-free boots and strain relief protect connectors during installs
Three-Pack Convenience
This three-pack supplies three identical Cat6 UTP patch cables, each 50 ft long with a blue jacket. They are built for wired Ethernet connections in homes, offices or small business networks where multiple drops are needed. The stranded 24 AWG conductors and gold-plated contacts are designed for reliable data transfer.
Installers Needing Several Runs
The bundle suits installers or network administrators who must run several cables at once and want consistent quality across every link. Users who require shielded cable for noisy environments, plenum-rated jacket for air-handling spaces, or lengths other than 50 ft should look at other options.
550 MHz Rating
The 550 MHz bandwidth rating is the single specification that confirms the cable meets Category 6 performance targets for high-speed Ethernet. It verifies the design supports the frequencies required by the standard without needing to reference any other figure.
Highlights
- Three cables give spare runs for multiple rooms
- 550 MHz bandwidth supports Gigabit speeds over 50 ft
- 24 AWG stranded copper meets Cat6 spec
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for lasting signal
- Snag-free boots and strain relief protect connectors during installs
Specifications
| Brand | LOGICO |
|---|---|
| Model | P6EU50BL-03 |
| Length | 50 ft. |
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
Will three 50 ft cables fit through a standard conduit run?
Each cable is 50 ft long with a 24 AWG stranded 4-pair construction; three cables together occupy roughly three times the single-cable diameter, so measure your conduit ID against that bundle before pulling.
What is the correct wiring sequence when terminating these cables?
The cables follow the T-568B standard; keep the pair twists as close to the connector as possible and seat each conductor fully into the 50 micron gold-plated contacts — the step most people miss is preserving the twist length.
How often should the snag-free boots be checked for wear?
Inspect the molded strain relief and snag-free boot each time you reroute a cable; replace any cable where the boot is cracked or the strain relief has separated from the jacket to maintain reliable 550 MHz performance.
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