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Blue Cat6 ethernet cable, ten feet, slim with up-angled RJ45 connector

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite N204-S10-BL-UP 10 ft Cat6 Up-Angle Slim network ethernet cable

SKU CH-PSKM-D6NH6 MPN N204-S10-BL-UP

A slim Cat6 patch cable with an up-angled RJ45 plug for tight wall-mounted ports, supporting 1 Gbps speeds

  • TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
  • Cat6
  • Connector ARJ45 (MALE)
  • Connector BRJ45 (MALE) - UP ANGLE
  • Length10 ft.
  • ColorBlue
  • Fast LAN speeds up to 1 Gbps with Cat6 performance
  • Up-angle RJ45 connector fits tight wall-mounted ports easily
  • Over 38% slimmer than standard Cat6 for better rack airflow
  • Slim profile routes cleanly around corners and through crowded panels
  • Blue colour-coding speeds up identification in dense installations

Right-angle cable for tight racks

The Tripp Lite N204-S10-BL-UP is a ten-foot Cat6 UTP patch cable with an up-angle RJ45 connector on one end and a straight RJ45 on the other. Its slim profile is over thirty-eight percent thinner than standard Cat6 cables, which helps airflow in full racks and eases routing around corners. The blue jacket provides quick visual identification in dense patch panels or workstations. It supports gigabit speeds up to one gigabit per second on the LAN.

Installers working in crowded cabinets

Network technicians who need to connect equipment in wall-mounted switches, shallow cabinets or fully populated racks will benefit from the right-angle plug that seats flush against the panel. The reduced diameter allows more cables to share existing management channels without blocking airflow. Builders who require shielded cabling, longer runs beyond ten feet or a different colour code should look at other options.

Up-angle RJ45 connector orientation

The defining specification is the up-angle RJ45 male connector on the second end, which directs the cable upward from the port. This geometry solves clearance issues when a switch or patch panel sits tight against a wall or cabinet roof, preventing the plug from being crushed or bent. If the port orientation demands a straight or down-angle exit instead, this cable will not fit the space.

Highlights

  • Fast LAN speeds up to 1 Gbps with Cat6 performance
  • Up-angle RJ45 connector fits tight wall-mounted ports easily
  • Over 38% slimmer than standard Cat6 for better rack airflow
  • Slim profile routes cleanly around corners and through crowded panels
  • Blue colour-coding speeds up identification in dense installations

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelN204-S10-BL-UP
TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
Cat6
Connector ARJ45 (MALE)
Connector BRJ45 (MALE) - UP ANGLE
Length10 ft.
ColorBlue
ShieldedNo
FeaturesCat6 Ethernet patch cable delivers fast transmission speeds up to 1 Gbps in your LAN
Up-angle RJ45 connector is easy to plug into switch or panel pressed against a wall
Over 38% slimmer than standard Cat6 cables to increase airflow in full racks
Easy to route around corners and through crowded cable management panels
Color-coded blue for fast, easy identification in a crowded rack or workstation
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size152 × 152 × 51 mm

Questions about this item

Which length should I choose for a short patch run?

The cable is supplied in a 10 ft length, which covers typical rack-to-switch or desk-to-wall distances without excess slack.

What does the 1 Gbps figure mean once the cable is installed?

It indicates the cable supports Gigabit Ethernet throughput up to 1 Gbps on a properly configured LAN, limited by the connected switch and NIC.

How does the up-angle RJ45 connector affect installation?

The up-angle plug routes the cable upward, making it easy to insert into a switch or panel pressed against a wall while reducing bend stress.

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