Cat6A Super Slim Patch Cable, Black
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Pick a cell to jump to that length and pack. Per-cable price drops as the pack grows.
| Size | 1 pc | 10 pk | 50 pk | 100 pk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.5 Ft | $8.57 | $21.44$2.14/ea | $89.64$1.79/ea | $164.99$1.65/ea |
| 1 Ft | $8.79 | $23.09$2.31/ea | $93.49$1.87/ea | $172.69$1.73/ea |
| 1.5 Ft | $8.90 | $23.64$2.36/ea | $97.89$1.96/ea | $183.69$1.84/ea |
| 2 Ft | $9.01 | $24.19$2.42/ea | $101.19$2.02/ea | $190.29$1.90/ea |
| 3 Ft | $9.12 | $24.74$2.47/ea | $112.52$2.25/ea | $201.29$2.01/ea |
| 4 Ft | $9.23 | $25.84$2.58/ea | $119.89$2.40/ea | $215.59$2.16/ea |
| 5 Ft | $9.34 | $27.49$2.75/ea | $127.59$2.55/ea | $230.99$2.31/ea |
| 6 Ft | $9.56 | $29.14$2.91/ea | — | $244.19$2.44/ea |
| 7 Ft | $9.89 | $32.99$3.30/ea | $153.99$3.08/ea | $283.79$2.84/ea |
| 10 Ft | $10.55 | $41.35$4.14/ea | $194.69$3.89/ea | $357.49$3.57/ea |
— not offered · grey = out of stock · every color of the same length and pack is the same price ·order several colors at once
Specifications
| Category | Cat6A |
|---|---|
| Shielding | UTP |
| Conductor | 32AWG, 4-pair stranded bare copper |
| Connector | 50 micron gold-plated RJ45, molded boot |
| Jacket | CM-type PVC |
| Wiring standard | T568B (AT&T 258A) |
| Max speed | 10 Gbps |
| Bandwidth | 500 MHz (TIA CAT6A standard), tested to 550 MHz |
| Certifications | TIA/EIA, UL/cUL, RoHS |
| Color | Black |
Ordering
- Free shipping to the contiguous US; Alaska, Hawaii, US territories and APO/FPO ship at USPS rates
- 30-day returns with an RMA
- Need 250+ or an unlisted length? Request a custom quote
- See every item in Cat6A Super Slim Patch Cable, with all colors and lengths in one table
- Not sure which category fits? Read the Ethernet cable guide (Cat5e vs Cat6 vs Cat6A vs Cat8, PoE, shielded vs unshielded)
- Shipping, returns and spec questions: FAQ
Cat6A Super Slim Patch Cable: common questions
What is Cat6A super slim used for?
Very high-density rack patching. Super slim uses 32AWG conductors, our thinnest 10 Gbps construction, so dozens of ports dress in a fraction of the volume of full-gauge Cat6A. Keep it to short patch runs and avoid high-power PoE in tight bundles.
Can slim patch cables carry PoE?
Yes, for typical PoE and PoE+ devices on short patch runs. Thinner conductors have higher DC resistance and run warmer in large bundles, so keep slim cable to patching inside racks and closets and use standard-gauge cable for long runs or high-power PoE (802.3bt) in tight bundles.
InstallerParts Cat6A Super Slim Ethernet Patch Cable – Black
The InstallerParts Cat6A Super Slim Ethernet Patch Cable in Black delivers full 10 Gigabit CAT6A performance in an ultra-compact form factor. Its super slim design maximizes cable density in patch panels and high-density data center environments while maintaining full CAT6A performance standards.
- Super Slim Design: An even more compact form factor than standard slim cables — maximizes cable density in patch panels and high-density data center environments.
- 100% Bare Copper Wire: No CCA (copper-clad aluminum) — pure copper ensures optimal signal integrity and long-term durability.
- 50 Micron Gold-Plated RJ45 Plugs: Corrosion-resistant contacts for a reliable, low-loss connection every time.
- 10 Gbps Speed / 500 MHz Bandwidth: Meets the CAT6A channel requirement of 500 MHz and is tested to 550 MHz for additional margin — backward compatible with CAT6 and CAT5 networks.
- Standards Compliant: Meets or exceeds TIA/EIA T-568B. UL/cUL Listed. RoHS compliant.
- 30-Day Returns: Return within 30 days of receipt with an RMA.
Technical Specifications
- Cable Category: CAT6A
- Shielding: UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
- Conductor: 32AWG, 4-pair stranded bare copper
- Connector: 50 micron gold-plated RJ45, molded boot
- Jacket: CM-type PVC
- Wiring Standard: T568B (AT&T 258A)
- Max Speed: 10 Gbps
- Bandwidth: 500 MHz (TIA CAT6A standard), tested to 550 MHz
- Certifications: TIA/EIA, UL/cUL, RoHS
- Color: Black
Compatible With
Network adapters, hubs, switches, routers, DSL/cable modems, patch panels, laptops, PCs, Macs, servers, and high-density data center environments.