Monoprice Inc. 140885 Flat Cat6 Network Ethernet Cable 10 ft Black 30AWG 550MHz
- Networking Patch Ca…
- 10 ft (3.05 m)
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A slim 2 ft Cat6 patch cable with snagless connectors for high-density 250 MHz networks
This two-foot Cat6 UTP patch cable uses 28 AWG stranded conductors and a snagless boot. The slim profile reduces bulk in crowded patch panels and server cabinets. Rated at 250 MHz, it meets Category 6 performance for standard gigabit links.
Suits installers who need flexible, space-saving cables in cabinets or wall outlets. Builders requiring longer distances, shielded construction or heavier gauge conductors for PoE should look at alternative cable types.
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The 2 ft length suits short rack-to-rack or switch-to-panel links; pick a longer cable only if the devices sit farther apart.
The 250 MHz bandwidth supports Cat6 performance, letting the cable handle Gigabit Ethernet traffic on this 2 ft run.
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