NavePoint
NavePoint CAT6 F/UTP 26AWG 1 Ft 5 pack White
Pack of five 1 ft shielded CAT6 Ethernet cables with stranded copper conductors and RJ45 connectors for 10/100/1000 Base-T networks
- ColorWhite
- Stable connections from oxidation-resistant contacts
- 10 Gbps throughput on CAT6 F/UTP
- 1 ft length keeps short runs tidy
- 26 AWG stranded copper with strain-relief boots
- Works with routers, servers, consoles and more
Universal RJ45 patch cables
This five-pack of NavePoint CAT6 F/UTP cables delivers 10 Gbps transmission speed over 1 ft stranded copper conductors. Each 26 AWG lead is terminated with universal RJ45 plugs and strain-relief boots for secure, low-loss connections. The white PVC jacket resists oxidation and corrosion for stable long-term performance. Compatible with PCs, servers, routers, consoles, smart TVs and VoIP phones.
Replaces shorter or unshielded leads
Upgrade from basic patch cords when you need foil-shielded F/UTP construction that cuts crosstalk in dense racks or near power lines. The 14.3 Ohm/km DC resistance and >5000 Ohm/km insulation resistance keep signal integrity high on 10/100/1000 Base-T links. The jump is worth it for installers who want verified 10 Gbps headroom without moving to heavier gauge cable.
Fits tight cabinet runs
At 1 ft each, these cords sit cleanly between patch panels and switches without excess slack that blocks airflow. Stranded conductors flex for repeated re-patching while the snagless boots protect tabs during moves. The white colour codes easily in colour-coded infrastructures. No tool-less keystone or angled connector is included, so plan straight RJ45 ports on both ends.
Highlights
- Stable connections from oxidation-resistant contacts
- 10 Gbps throughput on CAT6 F/UTP
- 1 ft length keeps short runs tidy
- 26 AWG stranded copper with strain-relief boots
- Works with routers, servers, consoles and more
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
Questions about this item
Will the RJ45 connectors fit a standard CAT6 wall jack or patch panel port?
The cable uses universal RJ45 connectors designed for any standard LAN device that calls for CAT6, so they fit typical wall jacks, patch panels, routers and switches.
What is the correct way to seat the connectors so the strain-relief boots do not get damaged?
Push each RJ45 plug straight into the port until the tab clicks; do not rock or twist the boot, because the strain relief is moulded on and can crack if forced sideways.
How often should I check the 26 AWG stranded conductors for oxidation or corrosion?
The supplier states the cable is resistant to oxidation and corrosion, so no periodic inspection of the conductors is required under normal indoor use.
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