StarTech.com 1.5 m CAT6 Cable - Slim CAT6 Patch Cord - Grey - Snagless RJ45 Connectors - Gigabit Ethernet Cable - 28 AWG (N6PAT150CMGRS) - Slim CAT6 cable is 36% thinner than a standard CAT 6 network cable - Patch cable is tested to comply with Category 6 requirements - Snagless connectors provide a secure Gigabit Ethernet connection - Built with 28 AWG Copper Wire - LSZH Certification

This slim CAT6 cable meets all Category 6 patch cable specifications to deliver a reliable Gigabit network connection in high-density data center applications. Easy Cable Runs The design of this slim CAT6 patch cord is 36% thinner than standard networking cables, which allows better airflow and heat dissipation in tight spaces. The cable is also more flexible than standard Ethernet cables, so cable runs are easier in crowded network racks. This cable features snagless connectors that protect the RJ45 clips during installation, making them less likely to snag or break as you pull them through narrow spaces. Protect Your Equipment This CAT6 patch cable is tested to comply with ANSI/TIA 568 C.2 Category 6 requirements ensuring a reliable connection to your networking equipment. Certified with Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) fire rating, this patch cord ensures a safe connection. The 50-micron gold connectors on the patch cable deliver optimum conductivity and eliminate signal loss due to oxidation or corrosion. High-Quality Construction Each CAT6 cable is manufactured using high-quality copper conductors and is carefully constructed and tested to keep Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) well within acceptable limits. Plus, each cable is built with 28 AWG copper wire, to ensure peak performance for your demanding Ethernet applications. N6PAT150CMGRS is backed by StarTech.com lifetime warranty and free lifetime technical support.

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Features

• Offers a reliable network connectivity
• Features Category 6 cable type
• Flexible enough to offer a variety of options to suit a specific need
• Fully compatible with network devices