Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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NavePoint
Five yellow CAT6 patch cords, 7 ft each, with stranded copper conductors and RJ45 connectors for 10/100/1000 Base-T networks
This NavePoint CAT6 UTP patch cable comes in a five-pack of 7-foot yellow cords. It is built for home offices, small-business networks and gaming setups that need reliable wired connections. The stranded copper conductors and RJ45 plugs work with PCs, laptops, routers, switches, printers, NAS devices, VoIP phones, consoles and smart TVs. Buyers who need longer runs or bulk spools for structured cabling will not find those lengths here.
As a passive copper cable it generates no heat, emits no noise and draws no power of its own. The 26AWG stranded conductors and HD-PE insulation keep insertion loss low across the link. PVC jacket and moulded strain-relief boots protect the terminations during repeated plugging and unplugging. Installers running cables through tight conduit or high-vibration racks should verify bend-radius limits independently.
The pack supplies five identical 7-foot cables with no additional software, drivers or management tools. Each cord is terminated with standard RJ45 plugs and colour-coded yellow for easy identification in crowded patch panels. Having multiple matching cables lets you wire several devices at once without mixing lengths. Users who require coloured coding beyond yellow or need cable ties and labels must source those separately.
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Align the clip on each RJ45 connector with the port, push straight in until the clip clicks, then tug gently to confirm the lock engaged — the step most people miss is verifying the click before routing the cable.
The strain-relief boots and RJ45 clips take the most stress from repeated plugging and cable movement; when a clip snaps or a boot splits, the cable should be replaced to keep a secure connection.
On a 7 ft run the resistance adds only milliohms, so the 14.3 Ohm/km figure does not become the limiting factor — the 100 m channel limit for 10 Gbps over CAT6 is reached long before conductor loss matters.
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