Tripp Lite Cat6 UTP Patch Cable
Network closets get crowded fast when patch cords bunch up and tangle. We terminate and test our copper patch cables so you can drop them straight into a switch rack or behind an office desk. The jacket holds up to repeated routing through tight cable managers.
Price as the listing last showed it. Listings move, so the figure on the page you land on is the one that counts at checkout.
How this one is built
Molded plug ends
The factory terminations seat firmly into standard network ports without wiggling loose. Strain relief boots keep the copper pairs from pulling free when someone yanks a line in a packed closet.
Snag-free latch design
Plugs pull through crowded wire bundles without catching their release tabs on neighboring cords. That saves your fingers when re-patching a dense switch bank.
Flexible jacket material
The outer sheath bends easily around tight corners inside enclosures and along baseboards. It lies flat in wire trays instead of fighting the route.
Color identification
A white jacket helps sort voice drops from data runs at the panel. Clean color coding makes tracing a single connection quick when troubleshooting drops.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Connector | RJ45 |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Weight | 1.6 ounces |
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