Descriptions

GearIT Ultra High Performance Cat6 Slim Patch Cables

Maximum Performance for Home and Office

GearIT Cat6 Snagless Network Patch Cable is universal for connectivity to all computer and network devices such as routers, switch boxes, network printers, network attached storage (NAS), VoIP phones, PoE and more.

Reliable Maximum Speed Endurance

Designed with the latest technology for exceptional stable transmission and resistance to signal loss. This cable can support high performance speeds up to 550Mhz and compatible with high speed Ethernet. All GearIT Cat 6 cables are made from pure bare copper conductors, NOT copper clad aluminum (CCA) wiring.

Premium Flexboot Design

1. Snagless design for easy lock/unlock and unplug
2. Molded strain relief eliminates snags, pinching and withstand tangled obstacles
3. 50 µm micron gold-plated connectors enhances signal transmission

Satisfaction Guaranteed


Cat6 - A Closer Look 4. CM rated PVC jacket 5. Stranded twisted pairs 6. 100% Bare copper conductors	Cat6 vs Cat5e 550Mhz max rated bandwidth Supports 10GBase-T (10 Gigabit) Improved heat dissipation for PoE	Specifications 40% lighter than standard Cat6 40% slimmer 3.5mm vs 6mm 28 AWG stranded bare copper UTP unshielded twisted pair 4 twisted pairs color coded OD 3.5/0.20 ± 0.005mm

Features

High-precision, Cat 6, ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 compliant, ETL Verified, Ethernet LAN patch cable, pre-terminated with RJ45 connectors and available in a wide variety of colors for proper color coding

Premium quality, long-lasting materials, durable design, and a Lifetime Warranty for the price of a generic cable. ETL Verified to ensure maximum reliability and compatibility

UTP 24AWG stranded conductors for flexibility, twisted in pairs and nested in a spline to minimize crosstalk, 50 micron gold-plated contacts for high-speed data transfer and corrosion resistance

Compatible with Ethernet 10Base-T, 100base-tx(fast Ethernet), 1000Base-T (Gigabit Ethernet), 10gbase-t (10-Gigabit Ethernet) and peer-to-peer, as well as any other devices that use 8c8p cables

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