LORDWORLD RJ45 Cat6 90 Degree Down Angled Panel Mount Cable
A 90-degree down angled RJ45 panel-mount extension cable for Cat6 FTP, STP and UTP networks
- Panel-mount holes secure the connector in place
- 90-degree down angle routes cable flush to surface
- Cat6 rating supports gigabit network speeds
- FTP STP UTP shielding reduces signal interference
- Male-to-female design extends existing LAN runs
Angled RJ45 Extension Cable
The LORDWORLD RJ45 Cat6 cable provides a 90-degree down-angled male-to-female connection for Ethernet networks. It is built for installers and hobbyists who need to route a Cat6 link tight against a wall or panel where a straight connector will not fit. The FTP, STP and UTP shielding options support standard gigabit traffic.
Panel Mount Integration
Two mounting holes on the female end let you secure the jack to a bracket, faceplate or enclosure with screws. This turns a loose patch cable into a fixed port, freeing the installer from cable strain and keeping the RJ45 latch accessible. The short angled tail reduces the depth required behind the mounting surface.
Replaces Awkward Patch Leads
It upgrades any installation where a straight keystone or coupler forces the patch cord to bend sharply or protrude into a walkway. The jump is worth it when rack depth is limited, when a cabinet door must close flat, or when a wall-mounted device leaves no room for a standard boot. First listed by the manufacturer in 2026.
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Specifications
| Product | |
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How far can the 90 degree down angle extend before signal degrades?
The 90 degree down angle is a fixed panel-mount connector, not an extension length; it keeps the cable flush to the surface and relies on the Cat6 cable you attach for run distance.
Does the angled connector get warm or draw extra power during continuous use?
The passive FTP STP UTP Cat6 connector has no active components, so it generates no heat and draws no power regardless of how long the link runs.
What cable type must I already have for this panel mount to work?
You need a standard Cat6 Ethernet cable with an RJ45 8P8C plug; the female jack accepts UTP, FTP or STP wiring without any extra adapters.
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