The Sanoxy 0.5ft Cat6 550 MHz UTP Ethernet Network Patch Cable with Clear Snagless Boot is a 0.5 ft Cat6 network patch cable made for dependable wired connections in homes, offices, classrooms, and equipment racks where a hardwired link is preferred over wireless. It is wired to established Ethernet standards and supports up to 10 Gbps over shorter runs as defined by the Cat6 standard, with a rated bandwidth of 550 MHz, so it can be used for internet access, local file transfers, backups, and streaming without reconfiguring your network. The cable terminates in standard RJ45 8P8C plugs with clear snagless boots that help protect the locking tab and reduce catching when pulled through tight spaces, and the flexible jacket routes cleanly along baseboards, desks, and patch panels in purple. It is compatible with standard RJ45 Ethernet ports on routers, modems, network switches, network printers, PoE access points, IP cameras, NAS units, streaming media players, smart TVs, game consoles, and desktop or laptop computers, and it is backward compatible with lower-category equipment. Use it as a straightforward replacement for a worn patch cord, as an extra run to a new workstation, or to bring stable low-latency connectivity to any device that supports a wired connection. Please review your device's port type and required length before ordering to confirm the correct fit for your setup.
CAT6 Ethernet patch cable measuring 0.5 ft for wired internet, file transfer, and streaming
Supports up to 10 Gbps over shorter runs as defined by the Cat6 standard with 550 MHz rated bandwidth for everyday networking tasks
Standard RJ45 8P8C connectors with clear snagless boots designed to protect the locking tab and contacts
Compatible with standard RJ45 Ethernet ports on routers, modems, switches, printers, IP cameras, consoles, smart TVs, and computers
Flexible jacket in purple routes easily along walls, desks, patch panels, and equipment racks; Backward compatible with lower-category Ethernet gear; suited to home offices, classrooms, and small-business networks