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STARTECH

STARTECH Gray Slim CAT6 Cable 10 Pack 28AWG 6in

SKU CH-AD1A-ZYBKT

Pack of ten slim Cat6 patch cords, each six inches long with snagless RJ45 plugs

  • Slim 28 AWG design simplifies routing in tight spaces
  • Snagless RJ45 connectors protect tabs during frequent moves
  • LSZH jacket reduces toxic smoke if fire occurs
  • 10 cables per pack keeps spares ready for quick installs

10-Pack Slim CAT6 Patch Cables

This 10-pack supplies six-inch CAT6 cables built with 28AWG pure bare copper conductors. The slim profile reduces cable bulk in tight patch panels or rack enclosures. Snagless RJ45 boots protect the locking tabs during frequent moves. LSZH jacketing limits smoke emission in plenum spaces.

Ideal for High-Density Rack Patching

Network technicians who need many short, flexible links for dense switch-to-panel runs will appreciate the thin diameter. Installers requiring longer reach, outdoor-rated sheathing or shielded twisted-pair construction should select a different cable type.

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Price $30.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 28AWG slim cables fit alongside my existing thicker patch cords in a crowded patch panel?

The 28AWG construction is noticeably thinner than standard cables, so the 6in cords route easily beside older, bulkier runs without blocking adjacent ports.

How can I verify each of the ten cables is working correctly after I plug them in?

Link lights on both switch and device should illuminate at gigabit speed; a quick ping test or cable-certifier run on every cord confirms continuity and proper RJ45 seating.

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