Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable
Non-booted Cat6 UTP patch cables rated 10 Gbps at 550 MHz on 23 AWG bare copper. The slim connector profile is the point: on a 48-port panel, the space a boot occupies is the space you need for the plug next to it.
Standard practice is non-booted at the panel and booted at the desk or device end, where cables get handled and the latch needs protecting. Stocked 0.5 to 200 ft in nine colors with bulk packs.
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Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Black
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Yellow
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, White
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Purple
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Red
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Blue
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Orange
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Gray
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable, Green
0.5 Ft – 100 Ftpacks to 100
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Questions about Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable
Booted or non-booted: which should I choose?
Booted cables have a molded boot that protects the RJ45 latch and adds strain relief, so they suit desks, devices and ports that get re-patched. Non-booted cables have a smaller connector body that seats cleanly side by side in high-density patch panels and switches. A common practice is non-booted at the panel and booted at the device end.
What is the difference between Cat6 and Cat6A?
Both carry 10 Gbps, but Cat6A is specified to hold 10 Gbps across a full 100 m channel, while Cat6 reaches 10 Gbps over shorter runs. Cat6 is a good fit for 1 to 5 Gbps desks and patching; choose Cat6A for 10 Gbps as a baseline.
What lengths and pack sizes does the Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable come in?
Available lengths: 0.5 Ft, 1 Ft, 1.5 Ft, 2 Ft, 3 Ft, 4 Ft, 5 Ft, 6 Ft, 7 Ft, 10 Ft, 12 Ft, 15 Ft, 20 Ft, 25 Ft, 50 Ft, 75 Ft, 100 Ft. Sold in packs of 1, 10, 50, 100 where stocked (1 = single cable). Every color of the same length and pack is the same price.
What are the specifications of the Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cable?
Category Cat6; shielding UTP; conductor 23AWG, 4-pair stranded bare copper; connector 50 micron gold-plated standard RJ45, non-booted; jacket CM-type PVC; wiring T568B (AT&T 258A); max speed 10 Gbps; bandwidth 550 MHz; certifications TIA/EIA, UL/cUL, RoHS.
Are Cat6 UTP Non-Booted Patch Cables pure copper?
Yes. They use 100% bare copper conductors, not copper-clad aluminum (CCA), with 50 micron gold-plated RJ45 contacts.