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Vanco CAT67GY Cat6 network ethernet cable 2.1 m gray
A 2.1 m Cat6 cable rated at 500 MHz with snagless RJ45 plugs, ETL verified and UL listed for high-speed Ethernet connections
- 1 m length suits short desk-to-router runs
- 500 MHz CAT6 rating supports high-speed Ethernet links
- Snagless moulded boots protect connectors from damage
- ETL verified and UL listed for safety compliance
- 100 % tested to EIA/TIA 568 A/B wiring standards
Cable length and application
The Vanco CAT67GY is a 2.1 metre Category 6 patch cord with stranded conductors and moulded RJ45 plugs. It links a computer, router, modem or wall plate for DSL, cable and fast Ethernet networks. The grey jacket and snagless boots simplify routing in home or office environments.
Suited for standard gigabit runs; not for long links
This cable serves desktop connections, short patch-panel jumps and modem-to-router links up to its rated length. Buyers who need longer horizontal runs, shielded cabling for noisy environments or plenum-rated jackets should select a different product.
Rated bandwidth of 500 MHz
The cord is tested to 500 MHz and verified to EIA/TIA 568 A/B wiring standards with ETL and UL listings. This frequency rating confirms support for gigabit Ethernet and ensures reliable performance at the specified 2.1 metre length.
Highlights
- 1 m length suits short desk-to-router runs
- 500 MHz CAT6 rating supports high-speed Ethernet links
- Snagless moulded boots protect connectors from damage
- ETL verified and UL listed for safety compliance
- 100 % tested to EIA/TIA 568 A/B wiring standards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What connector type and boot design does the Vanco CAT67GY use for tight spaces?
The cable uses CAT6 approved RJ45 style plugs with a zero clearance protective molded boot and snagless strain relief ends for tight installations.
How should the stranded UTP Cat6 cable be routed during installation to avoid performance issues?
Route the stranded UTP cable with gentle bends and avoid sharp kinks or excessive pulling tension to maintain the 500 MHz rating and certified performance.
How often should the ETL verified and UL listed Cat6 cable be inspected or replaced in a typical home network?
Inspect the cable periodically for physical damage to the molded boots or jacket; replace if the snagless strain relief fails or the cable shows wear that could affect the certified connection.
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