Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite N201-06N-BL network ethernet cable 6in
A 6-inch Cat6 patch cable with snagless RJ45 connectors for gigabit Ethernet links up to 550 MHz
- TypeConsumer Electronics
- ColorBlue
- 6-inch Cat6 patch cable fits tight rack spaces
- Snagless molded boots protect locking tabs during installs
- Gold-plated contacts ensure maximum conductivity and minimal data loss
- 24 AWG stranded UTP supports 550 MHz and 1 Gbps speeds
- Meets Cat6 TIA/EIA, IEEE 802.3ab and ISO/IEC 11801 standards
6-Inch Cat6 Patch Cable
This Tripp Lite N201-06N-BL is a Cat6 UTP patch cable with RJ45 male connectors on both ends. It measures six inches and uses 24 AWG stranded conductors with gold-plated contacts. The blue PVC jacket includes molded snagless boots and integral strain relief.
High-Density Rack Connections
It suits installers linking servers, switches, routers or patch panels in crowded cabinets where longer cables create clutter. Builders who need a longer run between rooms or across a workstation should choose a different length.
550 MHz Bandwidth Rating
The cable is tested to 550 MHz and supports 1 Gbps Ethernet, meeting TIA/EIA Cat6 and IEEE 802.3ab standards. This bandwidth figure confirms the part for gigabit links in high-density environments.
Highlights
- 6-inch Cat6 patch cable fits tight rack spaces
- Snagless molded boots protect locking tabs during installs
- Gold-plated contacts ensure maximum conductivity and minimal data loss
- 24 AWG stranded UTP supports 550 MHz and 1 Gbps speeds
- Meets Cat6 TIA/EIA, IEEE 802.3ab and ISO/IEC 11801 standards
Specifications
| Brand | TRIPP LITE |
|---|---|
| Type | Consumer Electronics |
| Color | Blue |
| Shipping weight | 0.05 kg |
| Package size | 200 × 150 × 10 mm |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the six-inch blue Cat6 cable or a longer length for my rack?
The six-inch length suits tight patch-panel jumps; pick a longer cable only if the devices sit farther apart.
What does the 550 MHz rating mean for my gigabit link?
It guarantees bandwidth headroom above the Cat6 baseline so 1 Gbps traffic runs with low crosstalk and return loss.
Does the RJ45 connector work with standard gigabit ports?
Yes, the gold-plated RJ45 male ends follow TIA/EIA Cat6 and IEEE 802.3ab, fitting any 10/100/1000 Base-T jack.
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