Tripp Lite N261-007-AQ Augmented Cat6 (Cat6a) Snagless 10G Certified Patch Cable, (RJ45 M/M)
Patch fields get crowded fast, and pulling an old lead out of a dense bundle can snap off an exposed latch. We build this aqua patch lead with molded boots that protect the connector clips during pulls. It drops into existing Ethernet runs and links switches, patch panels and servers without fuss.
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- 7-feet Augmented Cat6 (Cat6a) Snagless 10G Certified Patch Cable, (RJ45 M/M) - Aqua
- Backward compatible with all previous 10BaseT generations
- Easy disconnect snagless hood
- 100% FLUKE tested and certified
How this one is built
Snagless clip hoods
Molded boots cover the plastic release tabs on both modular plugs. The hoods slide past adjacent patch leads in packed wire managers without catching, snagging or breaking the retention clips when you reconfigure a rack.
Aqua PVC jacket
The bright aqua outer jacket helps identify specific network drops across dark wiring closets and long ladder runs. Color coding separates storage traffic, uplink paths or distinct subnets so runs trace cleanly to their destinations.
Fluke certified testing
Each patch lead is Fluke tested to verify that the copper pairs meet transmission specs before leaving the factory. Signal integrity stays solid across the run, linking hardware without adding noise or crosstalk to the channel.
Backward network compatibility
The cable connects modern high speed ports while working with previous generations of network hardware. It plugs into standard modular jacks across patch fields, work area wall plates, desktop drops and rack switches.
On the nameplate
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| Connector | RJ45 |
|---|---|
| Color | Aqua |
| Weight | 3.2 ounces |
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