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QVS CC71501BK 1 ft CAT6 snagless Ethernet cable — black
Connects CAT5e or CAT6 devices with a snagless, one-foot patch cord built from stranded wire and moulded boots for Gigabit Ethernet
- Gigabit-ready connection for high-speed networking
- Snagless moulded boots protect the connector latch
- Stranded conductors give extra cable flexibility
- One-foot length suits tight patch-panel runs
- Black PVC jacket for clean cable management
Ready-to-run patch lead
This QVS CC71501BK cable is a one-foot Category 6 patch cord with stranded conductors and moulded snagless boots. It is built for Gigabit Ethernet links between a computer, hub, patch panel or wall jack. The black PVC jacket keeps the run tidy in racks or on desks.
Suited to short, flexible runs
Installers who need a supple lead for patch-panel cross-connects or desk-side drops will appreciate the stranded construction. Buyers looking for longer horizontal runs, outdoor-rated jacket or solid-conductor cable for permanent installs should choose a different type.
Category 6 Gigabit rating
The cable meets CAT6 performance and supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds on any CAT5e or CAT6 channel. No other specification in the data determines suitability for a given link.
Highlights
- Gigabit-ready connection for high-speed networking
- Snagless moulded boots protect the connector latch
- Stranded conductors give extra cable flexibility
- One-foot length suits tight patch-panel runs
- Black PVC jacket for clean cable management
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I verify the cable is delivering Gigabit Ethernet speeds after connecting it?
Check the link speed indicator on your router, switch, or network adapter settings; it should report a 1 Gbps connection when the cable is seated correctly in both ports.
Does the package include only the 1 ft CAT6 cable, or are any couplers or wall plates supplied?
Only the single 1 ft snagless patch cord with molded boots is included; couplers, wall plates, or longer cables must be purchased separately.
Should I choose this 1 ft version or a longer length for connecting a desktop to a nearby wall jack?
Select the 1 ft cable only when the devices are extremely close; for any slack or routing around furniture, a 3 ft or longer patch cord is more practical.
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