NavePoint
NavePoint Cat6 UTP Patch Cable 10 Gbps Gray 10-Pack
Ten snagless Cat6 patch cords, 1 ft each, rated for 10 Gbps at 250 MHz with stranded copper and gold-plated RJ45 connectors
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- Supports 10 Gbps speeds for fast data transfer
- 250 MHz bandwidth handles high-frequency signals
- Snagless boots protect connector tabs from damage
- Stranded copper conductors ensure flexible, reliable connections
- Gold-plated RJ45 contacts resist corrosion for lasting performance
Ready-to-deploy 10-pack for quick installs
This NavePoint Cat6 UTP patch cable comes in a 10-pack of one-foot gray cords, each rated for 10 Gbps at 250 MHz. Stranded 24 AWG copper conductors with HD-PE insulation and gold-plated RJ45 connectors provide reliable signal integrity. Snagless strain-relief boots protect the locking tabs during repeated insertion and removal.
Replaces loose or shorter cables in dense racks
The one-foot length reduces slack when patching panel-to-panel or switch-to-server in the same cabinet. Ten identical cables let you standardise a row of ports in a single step. The 10 Gbps rating supports 10/100/1000 Base-T links, so the upgrade is worthwhile when existing Cat5e runs limit throughput to 1 Gbps.
Suits installers who need many short, uniform cords
Network technicians wiring high-density patch panels or lab racks benefit from the consistent length and snagless boots. Buyers who need longer runs, individual cables, or different colours should look at other options. The fixed one-foot length does not suit connections between separate cabinets or wall outlets.
Highlights
- Supports 10 Gbps speeds for fast data transfer
- 250 MHz bandwidth handles high-frequency signals
- Snagless boots protect connector tabs from damage
- Stranded copper conductors ensure flexible, reliable connections
- Gold-plated RJ45 contacts resist corrosion for lasting performance
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
What RJ45 connector type and cable length does the 10-pack use?
Each cable has universal RJ45 connectors with gold-plated contacts and snagless strain-relief boots, and every cable in the 10-pack is 1 foot long.
How do I seat the RJ45 plugs correctly, and what is the common mistake?
Push each RJ45 plug straight into the port until the tab clicks; the mistake is stopping when you feel resistance instead of hearing the click, which leaves the connection unlatched.
When should I replace one of these patch cables?
Replace a cable if the snagless boot tears, the RJ45 tab breaks off, the jacket shows kinks or cuts, or you measure conductor resistance above the 117 Ohm/km spec.
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