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LORDWORLD Cat6 90 Degree Left Angled Male to Female Ethernet Cable 30cm
A 30 cm Cat6 extension cable with a 90-degree left-angled male plug and a panel-mountable female jack for tight spaces, supporting 1000 Mbps networking
- Left-angled 90 degree plug fits tight spaces
- 30 cm length extends any patch cable cleanly
- Female end has panel-mount holes for secure fixing
- Shielded Cat6 connectors support 1000 Mbps networking
- Works with FTP, STP and UTP cable types
Left-Angled Cat6 Extension Cable
This 30 cm Cat6 patch cable has a male RJ45 plug on one side and a female RJ45 jack on the other. The male end bends 90 degrees to the left, letting you route the cable tight against a wall or panel. It is designed for installers and hobbyists who need to extend an existing Ethernet run in a cramped cabinet or behind furniture. The shielded FTP construction supports gigabit speeds up to 1000 Mbps.
90 Degree Left-Angle Connector
The decisive specification is the left-angled male plug that exits the port at a 90 degree angle. This orientation clears obstacles on the right side of the jack, such as adjacent ports, cable trays or enclosure walls. If your installation requires the cable to run toward the right or straight back, a right-angled or straight connector would fit better. The angle is fixed and cannot be rotated.
Panel-Mount Holes on Female Jack
The female end includes integrated panel-mount holes so the jack can be screwed into a faceplate, patch panel or custom bracket. This turns a loose extension into a fixed port, preventing the cable from being pulled out by accident. No additional mounting hardware or keystone modules are supplied. The 30 cm length is intended for short internal jumps, not for long horizontal runs.
Highlights
- Left-angled 90 degree plug fits tight spaces
- 30 cm length extends any patch cable cleanly
- Female end has panel-mount holes for secure fixing
- Shielded Cat6 connectors support 1000 Mbps networking
- Works with FTP, STP and UTP cable types
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1000Mbps rating mean once the cable is installed in a real network?
The cable supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds, so any connected device can negotiate up to 1000Mbps provided the rest of the link also runs at that rate.
Which Ethernet standard does the Cat6 shielded connector use and what speed does it cap at in practice?
It follows the Cat6 specification with FTP/STP/UTP shielding and caps at 1000Mbps for Gigabit Ethernet connections.
What physical clearance does the 90 degree left angled male plug need to fit beside a wall jack or panel?
The 90 degree left angle lets the plug sit flush against the port, and the female end includes panel mount holes for a secure 30cm extension.
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