Monoprice Cat6 25FT 24AWG 550MHz UTP Bare Copper Ethernet Cable Blue
A 25-foot Cat6 patch cable with 24 AWG bare copper conductors rated for 550 MHz bandwidth
- TypeEthernet
- Cat6
- Connector ARJ45
- ColorBlue
- Features, , , ,
- Cat6 rating supports 550 MHz bandwidth for fast LAN connections
- 24 AWG bare copper conductors meet UL 444 and TIA‑568‑C requirements
- 25‑foot length reaches across rooms without signal loss
- UTP design with RJ45 connectors fits standard network ports
- Blue jacket provides easy cable identification in racks
25 ft Cat6 550 MHz patch cable
This 25 ft Category 6 patch cable uses 24 AWG bare copper conductors rated for 550 MHz bandwidth. It terminates in RJ45 connectors and is intended for LAN or WAN connections between networking gear and end devices.
Sustained 550 MHz bandwidth over copper
The bare copper construction meets UL 444 and TIA-568-C requirements, avoiding the signal degradation common with copper-clad aluminium alternatives. At 550 MHz the cable maintains its rated throughput across the full 25 ft length during continuous data transfers.
Simple RJ45 installation with compliant wiring
Both ends arrive pre-terminated with standard RJ45 plugs that snap into any Gigabit Ethernet port. The solid 24 AWG conductors resist bending fatigue, but the cable lacks a snagless boot so the latch tab can catch on adjacent ports if routed tightly.
Highlights
- Cat6 rating supports 550 MHz bandwidth for fast LAN connections
- 24 AWG bare copper conductors meet UL 444 and TIA‑568‑C requirements
- 25‑foot length reaches across rooms without signal loss
- UTP design with RJ45 connectors fits standard network ports
- Blue jacket provides easy cable identification in racks
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Type | Ethernet |
| Cat | 6 |
| Connector A | RJ45 |
| Color | Blue |
| Features | , , , , |
Questions about this item
Does the bare-copper Cat6 cable generate any heat or noise when running continuously?
The 24 AWG bare-copper conductors carry data only and produce no audible noise or measurable heat during all-day operation.
What connectors must my existing equipment have to use this cable?
Both ends terminate in standard RJ45 plugs, so your router, switch or wall jack must provide matching RJ45 ports.
Will the 550 MHz bandwidth still be useful if my current switch only supports Cat5e?
The cable meets Cat6 specifications and will operate at the highest speed both linked devices support, including Cat5e links.
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