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Vszerda 90 Degree Cat 6 Ethernet Cable RJ45 Male to Female Screw Panel Mount 1M Up Bend
Right-angle Cat 6 patch cable with a 90-degree upward male plug and screw-mount female jack for tight-panel Gigabit runs
- Connector ARJ45
- Color1M - Up bend
- Features, , , ,
- 90° upward bend fits tight spaces behind equipment
- 26 AWG pure copper cores deliver stable gigabit speeds
- RJ45 female with screw holes locks securely to panels
- Single-shield twisted pair resists interference for reliable links
- One-metre length with plug-and-play simplicity for quick installs
Tight-space panel-mount Cat 6 link
This Vszerda cable carries a 90-degree upward RJ45 male plug into a screw-mount female jack, letting builders route gigabit Ethernet through a panel cutout without sharp bends behind equipment. The 1 metre run uses 26 AWG pure-copper conductors in a single-shield twisted-pair jacket rated for 1000 Mbps transmission.
Panel integration without cable strain
The female end includes threaded holes and two screws so the jack locks flush to a chassis, wall plate or rack panel, while the right-angle male plug hugs the device port and frees rear clearance for other connections. Hot-swap support and driver-free operation keep installation simple on routers, switches, servers, printers or media players.
Replaces straight patch cords that foul tight backs
Builders who fight kinked cables behind wall-mounted TVs, shallow cabinets or dense rack trays gain a clean exit path without sacrificing Cat 6 performance. The upgrade is not for runs that need longer reach, in-wall ratings or double-ended panel mounts.
Highlights
- 90° upward bend fits tight spaces behind equipment
- 26 AWG pure copper cores deliver stable gigabit speeds
- RJ45 female with screw holes locks securely to panels
- Single-shield twisted pair resists interference for reliable links
- One-metre length with plug-and-play simplicity for quick installs
Specifications
| Brand | zdyCGTime |
|---|---|
| Connector A | RJ45 |
| Color | 1M - Up bend |
| Features | , , , , |
Questions about this item
How far can I run this Cat 6 cable before signal loss becomes the limiting factor?
The cable is 1 metre long and rated for gigabit speeds up to 1000 Mbps; Cat 6 standards allow up to 100 metres for full performance.
Does the cable or its connectors generate noticeable heat during continuous gigabit traffic?
Passive copper cable with 26 AWG pure copper cores produces no measurable heat under normal network loads.
What mounting hardware must I already have to secure the female panel-mount jack?
The female connector includes screw holes and the pack supplies two screws; you only need a screwdriver and a panel with matching cut-out.
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