Belkin patch cable - 6 in - black
$2.98
Mfg # A3L980-06IN-BKS
CDW # 976072
| UNSPSC 26121609
Quick tech specs
- Cat6 6in Black Snagless Molded Patch Cable
- 24 AWG stranded copper wire
- Category 6 downward compatible with Category 5e and Category 5
- Patch cable/network cable/molded patch cable/CAT6 patch cable/cat6 patch cable/RJ45 550mhz
- Meets Cat6 TIA/EIA standards
- Rated 550MHz/1 Gbps
- Standards Compliance ISO/IEC 11801; TIA/EIA-568-B.2
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Upgrade your network with a CAT6 Snagless Networking Cable from Belkin and enjoy clean, clear transmissions. Now you can replace CAT5 cables that don’t support 100Base-T or gigabit Ethernet and improve the return loss in your current network by 40 percent. Engineered with 50-micron gold-plated connectors to ensure clear transmissions, and snagless molds to protect the RJ45 tab from damage during installation, this Cable meets the performance requirements of Category 6.
Key Features:
Works with 100Base-T and gigabit Ethernet networks
Ensures clean, clear transmissions with 50-micron gold-plated connectors
Improves the return loss in your current network by 40 percent
Includes a Belkin Lifetime Warranty
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Belkin CAT6, 0.5ft/6in., Black, Snagless, UTP, RJ45 Patch Cable is rated4.33 out of5 by3.
Rated 5 out of 5 byThe Data Master from nullWorks amazingly on my home network! Average speeds are around 70 mb\s which also could be low due to the cisco router I am using. Snagless is nice, although it does become difficult to pull these things out if you are using one or two as a hotswap for laptop repair as I do. Couldn't be happier with the speed or price though!
Date published: 2013-06-10T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of 5 byWoboyE-6 from nullI think I use metric tons of these. Perfect patch cable for those short runs from the switch to the patch panel just above, or preferably, below it. Keeps things nice and neat in network closets - no cable management needed!
Date published: 2014-10-03T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of 5 bypeter from nullthe preferred route still for data to travel along so as long as you haven't got a friday afternoon one should be good to go
Date published: 2016-03-31T00:00:00-04:00