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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Cat6 UTP patch cable with 550 MHz bandwidth, 24 AWG pure bare copper conductors and no boot covers for quick connections
This 15-foot Cat6 patch cable uses 24AWG stranded pure bare copper conductors and is rated for 550MHz bandwidth. It meets UL Code 444 and TIA-568-C.2 fire and safety standards. The green Zeroboot design omits protective clip covers for faster connections in dense panels. It suits installers who need ready-made UTP lengths without field termination.
The Zeroboot series targets technicians who prefer exposed retaining clips for quick insertion and removal in crowded racks. Buyers who want snagless boots that protect the latch during frequent moves should look at a different cable style. The stranded construction favours flexible patching over solid-core backbone runs.
The 550MHz bandwidth specification is the key figure that determines whether this cable matches the performance tier required for the installation. Stranded 24AWG pure bare copper conductors differentiate it from copper-clad alternatives that do not meet the same fire-code compliance.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Monoprice |
| Model name | 113276 |
| Product type | Network Ethernet Cables |
| Product color | Green |
The 15 ft length provides 4.572 metres of stranded 24AWG pure bare copper cable, giving enough slack for typical rack-to-panel runs while staying within Cat6 distance limits.
Align each unshielded RJ45 plug squarely with the jack and push straight in until the retaining clip clicks; the absence of clip covers means you must press the plug body, not a boot, to release it later.
Inspect the green jacket and RJ45 contacts during routine maintenance; replace the cable if the jacket shows kinks, cuts or UV brittleness, or if the retaining clips no longer latch securely.
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