StarTech.com 7.5m CAT6 Ethernet Cable - Blue Snagless Gigabit - 100W PoE UTP 650MHz Category 6 Patch Cord UL Certified Wiring/TIA - 7.5m Blue CAT6 Ethernet cable delivers Multi Gigabit 1/2.5/5Gbps & 10Gbps up to 160ft - 650MHz - Fluke tested to ANSI/TIA-568-2.D Category 6 - 24 AWG stranded 100% copper UL Rated wire (E132276-A) 100W PoE - 25 foot - ETL - Snagless UTP patch cord

This CAT6 cable meets all Category 6 cable specifications, to deliver a reliable Gigabit network connection.

Protect Your Equipment

This CAT6 patch cable is built using 100% copper wire and are tested to comply with ANSI/TIA 568 C.2 Category 6 requirements. We don't use copper-clad aluminum (CCA) wire, which is subject to problems like weak power delivery, heat buildup, equipment damage and possibly fire.

The 50-micron gold connectors deliver optimum conductivity and eliminate signal loss due to oxidation or corrosion.

High-Quality Construction

The CAT6 cable is manufactured using high-quality copper conductors and carefully constructed and tested to keep Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) well within acceptable limits. The patch cable is constructed with 24 AWG copper wire, to ensure peak performance for demanding Ethernet applications such as Power-over-Ethernet and 4K or 1080p video streaming.

Easily Install Your Network Cables

For trouble-free cable runs, this durable cable feature snagless connectors that protect the RJ45 clips during installation, making them less likely to snag or break.

The CAT6 Ethernet cable also features molded boots which offer strain relief by stopping the RJ45 connectors from bending at sharp angles. This reduces the risk of cable damage, which could decrease network connectivity and performance.

N6PATC750CMBL is backed by a StarTech.com lifetime warranty for guaranteed reliability.

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Features

• Experience a simpler way to connect devices with the entire business network
• Features Category 6 cable type
• Durable and corrosion resistant material
• Fully compatible with network devices