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No Sew Cat6 5ft Black UTP 24AWG 550MHz Pure Bare Copper Snagless RJ45 Flexboot Ethernet Cable
A 5 ft Cat6 patch cable with pure bare copper conductors, 550 MHz bandwidth, snagless flexboots and 50 µm gold contacts
- TypeEthernet
- Cat6
- Connector ARJ45
- ColorBlack
- FeaturesData Transfer, High Speed, , ,
- High bandwidth for voice, data and video
- 550MHz tested Cat6 performance
- Pure bare copper conductors meet UL 444 and TIA-568-C.2
- Snagless flexboot design eases clip release in dense panels
- 50µm gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable connections
Cat6 550MHz Pure Copper Cable
This Cat6 Ethernet cable uses 24AWG pure bare copper conductors and is rated for 550MHz bandwidth. It supports 1 Gigabit data transfer for voice, data and video distribution. The UTP construction meets UL Code 444 and TIA-568-C.2 fire and safety standards. A snagless flexboot protects the RJ45 retaining clip during installation.
Snagless Flexboot For Dense Panels
The narrow flexboot suits 12, 24, 48 and 96 port patch panels where space is tight and clips are hard to reach. Installers who need shielded cable for noisy environments or outdoor burial should look at a different construction. Buyers who require a crossover pinout or a length not listed here will need another cable.
550MHz Bandwidth Rating
The tested 550MHz bandwidth is the specification that determines whether this cable meets the required channel performance. It exceeds the standard Cat6 minimum and supports high-speed applications at the stated distance. Verify that your network equipment and installation practices match this category rating.
Highlights
- High bandwidth for voice, data and video
- 550MHz tested Cat6 performance
- Pure bare copper conductors meet UL 444 and TIA-568-C.2
- Snagless flexboot design eases clip release in dense panels
- 50µm gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable connections
Specifications
| Brand | Monoprice |
|---|---|
| Type | Ethernet |
| Cat | 6 |
| Connector A | RJ45 |
| Color | Black |
| Features | Data Transfer, High Speed, , , |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 12, 24, 48 or 96 pack for my panel?
Choose the pack size that matches the number of ports you need to populate — 12 for a small switch, 24 or 48 for a standard patch panel, 96 for a high-density rack.
What does the 550 MHz rating mean for my Gigabit network?
The cable is tested to 550 MHz, giving extra margin above the Cat6 requirement so 1 Gigabit signals stay clean across the 5 ft length.
How does the RJ45 flexboot design affect plugging into a crowded switch?
The narrow, snagless boot makes it easier to depress the retaining clip in tight rows, reducing congestion when adding or changing connections.
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