Patchcord Cat. 6 UTP 0.25m blue fluke passed 10-pack PCU6-20CC-0025-B

Solid connections in the network – Cat. 6 UTP patch cord

This patch cord is a reliable element of network infrastructure, designed for both professional and home use. The cable provides stable data transmission at speeds up to 10 Gb/s and is ideal for connections within buildings, server rooms or offices. Its compact length of 0.25 meters makes it perfect for situations where a short, precise connection is needed.

Construction and application

The patch cord is made of high-quality materials, which guarantees its durability and resistance to damage. The conductors made of CCA (copper clad aluminum) provide good conductivity, and the PVC coating protects against external factors. Category 6 and operating frequency up to 250 MHz enable support for modern applications requiring high bandwidth. The cable is compatible with ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B and ISO/IEC 11801 class D standards, confirming its compliance with industry standards. The blue color makes it easier to identify and organize cabling in the network.

Key features and benefits

• Transmission speed: Support for up to 10 Gb/s allows for fast data transfer, which is crucial for the smooth operation of multimedia applications and online services.
• Compact size: A length of 0.25 meters is ideal for short connections in rack cabinets, on desks or in distribution points.
• Durability and reliability: Made of high-quality materials ensures long-term use without fear of failure.
• Compliance with standards: Meeting ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B and ISO/IEC 11801 class D standards guarantees compatibility with most network devices.
• Easy identification: The blue color makes it easier to distinguish cables in the network installation.
• Fluke Passed: Confirmation of passing Fluke tests ensures high quality and connection reliability – this is an important asset for professional installers.
• Ready-to-use set: A package of 10 pieces is a convenient solution for both installation companies and end users implementing their own network projects.