Tripp Lite N252-012 12-Port Cat6 Patch Panel 568B 1U
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WELTRON
Black Cat6 snagless patch cable spans 10 ft for reliable wired connections
This 10ft black Cat6 snagless patch cable from WELTRON provides a wired network link for PCs, routers, switches and other Ethernet devices. The snagless boot protects the locking tab during installation and removal. It is ready for immediate use in home or office environments.
This cable suits anyone needing a 10ft Cat6 connection with a snagless design for standard Gigabit Ethernet runs. Buyers who need a longer reach, a different colour, a crossover pinout or outdoor-rated jacket should consider other options.
The 10ft length is the single specification that determines whether this cable fits the required run between devices. Measure the exact path before purchase to confirm the distance is covered without tension or excess slack.
| Brand | WELTRON |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.11 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 152 × 0 mm |
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