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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Protects 50 RJ45 connectors with purple snagless boots that prevent cable damage
These purple snagless boots slide over RJ45 plugs to protect the locking tab from breaking during insertion or removal. The 50-pack supplies enough pieces for large patch-panel jobs or multiple workstation drops. They are intended for installers and IT teams who terminate their own Cat6 cables and want a simple guard against accidental tab damage.
The boot’s molded shape covers the fragile clip so it cannot catch on adjacent cables or panel edges. This single feature decides whether the connector survives repeated moves in dense racks or tight cable trays. Without it, a snapped tab means a loose connection and a re-termination.
Slide the boot onto the cable before crimping the connector, then seat it over the finished plug. The boots work with typical solid or stranded conductors used in Cat6 assemblies and require no special tools. They add a small strain-relief benefit while keeping the latch accessible for quick disconnects.
| Brand | BYTECC |
|---|---|
| Model | C6BOOT-P |
| Color | Purple |
| Features | Snagless Boots for RJ45 |
The pack contains fifty purple snagless boots, enough to cover the RJ45 plugs on both ends of multiple patch cables or to replace worn boots during maintenance.
They are sized for standard RJ45 modular plugs used on Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a patch cords.
The flexible PVC stretches over typical solid or stranded conductors up to about 6 mm outside diameter before the latch tab engages.
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