Unirise USA, LLC
Unirise ClearFit 10004 3ft Cat6 Ethernet Cable Blue
A 3-foot Category 6 patch cable with gold-plated RJ-45 connectors and a snagless design tested to exceed 550 MHz
- Snagless boot eases removal in dense panels
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable signal
- Tested beyond 550 MHz for high-bandwidth tasks
- Pure copper conductors ensure clean data transmission
- Low-profile design fits tight rack spaces easily
What the cable is and who it serves
The Unirise ClearFit 10004 is a three-foot Category 6 UTP patch cable built for standard Ethernet connections. Its snagless, low-profile design suits installers working in crowded patch panels or tight rack spaces where easy release matters.
What to check on your existing setup
Verify that both endpoints use RJ-45 ports and that your network gear supports Category 6 performance. The gold-plated contacts measure 50 microns of gold per contact, so ensure the mating jacks are clean and undamaged for reliable conductivity.
How it fits into a build
Staggered plugs reduce strain in dense cable runs, freeing adjacent ports for other connections. The PVC jacket handles bandwidth-intensive applications with testing beyond 550 MHz, while the copper conductor delivers consistent signal quality for typical patch-panel deployments.
Highlights
- Snagless boot eases removal in dense panels
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable signal
- Tested beyond 550 MHz for high-bandwidth tasks
- Pure copper conductors ensure clean data transmission
- Low-profile design fits tight rack spaces easily
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the cable come with any additional accessories or tools needed for installation?
The cable is supplied as a single 3-foot patch lead with RJ-45 connectors on both ends; no extra accessories or tools are included.
Which version of this cable should I choose for a home office gigabit network?
The Cat 6 rating and 550 MHz tested bandwidth make this 3-foot blue cable suitable for gigabit Ethernet runs.
What does the 550 MHz rating mean for actual throughput on my router?
A 550 MHz tested bandwidth supports full gigabit speeds over the 3-foot length with minimal signal loss.
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