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Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite N204-003-BL-LA Cat6 network ethernet cable 3 ft blue right angle down

SKU CH-CW7X-RR7T7

Connects network devices with a right-angled RJ45 plug that routes downward for tight spaces

  • ColorBlue
  • Right-angle RJ45 connector fits tight spaces behind equipment
  • Cat6 rating supports gigabit network speeds up to 1 Gbps
  • 3 ft length reduces clutter in rack or desk setups
  • Molded strain relief protects the cable from everyday bending stress

Tripp Lite Cat6 Right-Angle Cable 3 ft

This Tripp Lite Cat6 patch cable measures three feet and uses a right-angle RJ45 connector that points downward. The moulded, stranded construction supports gigabit Ethernet speeds in tight spaces behind desks or patch panels. Its blue jacket makes the link easy to identify in a crowded rack.

Suits cramped ports needing a downward bend

Builders who need a straight connector, a longer run or a different colour should look elsewhere. The fixed right-angle shape cannot be rotated, so it will not fit sockets that require an upward or sideways exit.

Highlights

  • Right-angle RJ45 connector fits tight spaces behind equipment
  • Cat6 rating supports gigabit network speeds up to 1 Gbps
  • 3 ft length reduces clutter in rack or desk setups
  • Molded strain relief protects the cable from everyday bending stress

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelN204-003-BL-LA
ColorBlue

Questions about this item

Will the right-angle-down RJ45 connector on this 3 ft cable fit alongside the straight plugs already on my 204-port patch panel?

The right-angle-down design points the cable downward, leaving the adjacent ports on a 204-port patch panel clear for existing straight connectors.

How can I confirm the cable is passing Gigabit traffic after I plug it in?

Check the link LEDs on both connected devices; steady or blinking green typically indicates a negotiated Gigabit connection on this Cat6 patch cable.

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