STARTECH
STARTECH C6PATCH50BK 50 ft Cat 6 network ethernet cable
A 50 ft black Cat 6 patch cable with molded connectors for wired network links
- Typeothers
- Cat6
- Length50 ft
- ColorBlack
- FeaturesFeatures:Molded Cable Characteristic:Patch Cable
- 50 ft length spans long runs without extra joins
- Cat 6 rating supports gigabit network speeds
- Black jacket blends with dark rack environments
- Molded strain relief protects the connector ends
- RJ45 UTP design fits standard Ethernet ports
50 ft Cat 6 patch cable
This 50 ft Cat 6 patch cable provides a wired Ethernet link for home offices, small businesses or lab benches where a reliable connection is preferred over Wi-Fi. The black UTP construction with moulded strain relief suits permanent runs along skirting boards or through cable trays.
Replaces shorter or lower-category cables
It replaces shorter patch leads that cannot reach distant sockets and upgrades Cat 5 or Cat 5e links that limit throughput on modern broadband or local file transfers. The jump is worth it when the existing cable is damaged, too short or rated below Cat 6.
Verify connector type and route length
Confirm that both endpoints use standard RJ45 ports and that the 50 ft length covers the planned route without excess slack. Ensure the pathway avoids sharp bends or crushing hazards that could damage the UTP pairs.
Highlights
- 50 ft length spans long runs without extra joins
- Cat 6 rating supports gigabit network speeds
- Black jacket blends with dark rack environments
- Molded strain relief protects the connector ends
- RJ45 UTP design fits standard Ethernet ports
Specifications
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | C6PATCH50BK |
| Type | others |
| Cat | 6 |
| Length | 50 ft |
| Color | Black |
| Features | Features:Molded Cable Characteristic:Patch Cable |
| Shipping weight | 0.61 kg |
| Package size | 284 × 170 × 23 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the 50 ft black cable reach my router without tension?
The cable measures 50 ft end to end, so measure the route from your device to the router and allow slack for corners.
How do I seat the moulded RJ45 plugs without damaging the latch?
Push each plug straight in until the latch clicks; pulling at an angle bends the moulded boot and can snap the tab.
When should I replace this Cat 6 patch cable?
Replace it if the boot cracks, the latch breaks, or you notice intermittent link lights and packet loss on a known-good port.
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