Patchcord cat. 6 UTP 1.5m green fluke passed 10-pack PCU6-20CC-0150-G

Solid network connections with Category 6 patch cords

This set of 10 green Category 6 patch cords is a reliable solution for building and expanding LAN networks. Proven quality and compliance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B and ISO/IEC 11801 class D standards guarantee stable data transmission up to 10 Gb/s. These cables are ideal for both professional installers and end-users who value performance and trouble-free network operation.

Construction and parameters ensuring performance

The patch cords are made of CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum) wires with a gauge of 26AWG, providing good flexibility and ease of routing. The lack of shielding (U/UTP) makes the cables less susceptible to electromagnetic interference in typical office or home environments. The outer diameter of the cable is 5.4mm, which facilitates its identification and installation. A durable PVC jacket protects the conductors from mechanical damage.

Using these cables allows achieving a maximum operating frequency of up to 250 MHz, which translates to high bandwidth and fast data transfer. Additionally, the cables have passed Fluke tests, confirming their compliance with industry standards and ensuring trouble-free operation in demanding applications. The green color RAL6024 makes it easier to identify cables in the installation.

Practical application and benefits

• Ready-to-use set: The package contains 10 patch cords, which is economical for larger installations or network expansions.
• Universality: Category 6 cables are compatible with most network devices supporting Gigabit Ethernet and faster technologies.
• Easy installation: The flexible design and standard length of 1.5 meters facilitate connecting devices in rack cabinets or access points.
• Proven quality: Fluke tests guarantee reliability and stable data transmission, minimizing the risk of network problems.
• Compliance with standards: Meeting ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B and ISO/IEC 11801 class D standards ensures compatibility with existing network infrastructure.