Tripp Lite Cat6 Gigabit Molded Patch RJ45 Cable, Blue, 5-ft.(N204-005-BL-DN)

Maximize performance in tight spaces with the Tripp Lite N204-005-BL-DN Cat6 patch cable. This 5-foot blue Ethernet cable is engineered for durability and reliable gigabit connectivity where space is at a premium—behind switches, patch panels in networking racks, or tucked behind desks and walls.

• Cat6 Patch Cable with RJ-45 connectors delivering Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 1000 Mbps.
• 5 ft length in a bright blue jacket for quick identification and clean cable management.
• Right Angle Down to Straight RJ45 design reduces strain and fits neatly in crowded enclosures.
• Fully molded ends provide robust durability and long-term reliability in demanding environments.
• 4-pair, 24 AWG stranded conductors with a PVC jacket, balancing flexibility with solid signal integrity.
• ETL Verified to TIA/EIA-568-B ensures industry-standard performance and compatibility with core networking equipment.
• 550 MHz bandwidth to support high-speed data transfer and future-proofing for evolving networks.
• Indoor/Outdoor versatility gives you mounting flexibility in a variety of setups.
• Lifetime Warranty from TRIPP LITE for peace of mind with every installation.

Why this Cat6 patch cable stands out

• Unlike typical cables, the color, right-angle connector geometry, and molded ends are tailored for dense equipment racks, reducing cable clutter and misroutes behind switches and patch panels.
• The combination of 24 AWG stranded conductors and a sturdy PVC jacket delivers reliable performance even in environments with frequent movement or reconfiguration.
• ETL verification to TIA/EIA-568-B provides confidence that this cable meets widely adopted networking standards and will interoperate smoothly with other compliant devices.

Ideal use cases

• Connecting servers, switches, or patch panels in confined network racks where space is limited.
• Quiet office setups behind desks and wall connections where cables need to route cleanly without creating interference.
• Temporary or semi-permanent network deployments that require quick, reliable gigabit links.

Practical tips for best results

• Avoid sharp bends; maintain a gentle bend radius to preserve signal integrity over time.
• Route the cable so the right-angle end points toward the path of least obstruction to reduce wear on the connector.
• Color-code networks using the blue jacket to distinguish high-priority lines or specific VLANs.