The ENET CAT6 28AWG Slim Patch Cable is engineered for IT professionals and network administrators who demand reliable, high-performance connectivity without sacrificing space in crowded patch panels. This slim patch cable combines the proven performance of CAT6 standards with a compact 28AWG construction, making it ideal for data centers, server rooms, and dense networking environments where cable management matters. The blue jacket provides instant visual identification, while clear RJ-45 boots ensure secure connections you can verify at a glance.
Key Features
- CAT6 UTP construction for reliable Gigabit Ethernet performance
- Slim 28AWG design reduces bulk in high-density patch panels
- Clear RJ-45 connectors for easy connection verification
- Blue jacket for quick cable identification and organization
- 25-foot length ideal for standard rack-to-device connectivity
- Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) for cost-effective deployment
- Molded strain relief boots protect connector integrity
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ENET SOLUTIONS |
| Part Number |
C6-BL-SCB-25-ENC |
| Cable Category |
CAT6 (Category 6) |
| Wire Gauge |
28AWG |
| Cable Type |
Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) |
| Length |
25 feet |
| Jacket Color |
Blue |
| Connector Type |
RJ-45 |
| Boot Style |
Clear Molded Boots |
| Performance |
Supports Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a slim patch cable and why should I use one?
A slim patch cable uses thinner gauge wire (28AWG vs. standard 24AWG) to reduce bulk while maintaining CAT6 performance standards. This design is essential in high-density environments where space is limited, allowing more cables to fit in patch panels without compromising signal integrity or creating installation bottlenecks.
Is CAT6 28AWG suitable for my network?
Yes, CAT6 28AWG cables fully support Gigabit Ethernet speeds and are backward compatible with CAT5e and earlier standards. They're ideal for office networks, data centers, and server rooms where you need reliable performance in a compact form factor. For runs exceeding 100 feet, standard gauge cables are recommended.
Why do clear RJ-45 boots matter?
Clear boots allow you to visually verify that all eight wires are properly seated in the connector, reducing troubleshooting time and ensuring optimal signal transmission. This transparency is particularly valuable during installation and maintenance in complex networking environments.
How does the blue jacket help with cable management?
The blue jacket provides instant visual identification in mixed-cable environments, enabling faster troubleshooting and organized patch panel management. Color-coded cables reduce installation errors and make network audits more efficient.
