Ethernet patch cable Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 5G Black 0.3m — 12-pack

Pack of 12 Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 5G Black 0.3m — these Broadbe BTP-I32C6-BK-0.3M-12 Ethernet patch cables are slim-profile, 0.3 metre black cables designed for short point-to-point connections. Each cable supports 5G-rated network speeds and is intended for tidy, space-saving routing in confined areas such as patch panels, switch ports, server racks and compact office or home network setups. The 12-pack provides multiple identical short links for installations requiring consistent length and appearance.

Advantages

The slim profile reduces congestion at densely populated ports and patch panels while easing cable management behind racks and in narrow conduits. Rated for 5G speeds, the cables are suitable for modern local networks where short, high-speed links are needed. A uniform black colour and consistent 0.3 m length simplify visual organisation and replacement, and the pack quantity suits multi-port installations.

Suitable for

• Short connections between switches and patch panels in server racks
• Compact office networking where space behind equipment is limited
• Home network setups requiring tidy short links between devices
• Data closets and telecom cabinets with high port density

Key specifications

• Brand: Broadbe
• Model / MPN: BTP-I32C6-BK-0.3M-12
• Type: Slim patch cable (Ethernet)
• Length: 0.3 m per cable
• Quantity: 12 cables per pack
• Colour: Black
• Rated for: 5G network speeds

How to use

For short links, insert each RJ45 connector into the corresponding switch, patch panel or device port until it clicks. Use the 0.3 m cables to connect adjacent ports or closely spaced equipment to minimise excess cabling. Arrange cables through cable managers or routing channels where available to maintain airflow and access. Replace individual cables by depressing the connector latch and pulling straight out to avoid damaging ports.

Usage recommendations

Use these slim 0.3 m Broadbe cables for connections where minimal slack and reduced port congestion are priorities. Avoid bending the connector boot sharply and do not subject cables to heavy mechanical stress; for longer runs or outdoor use select an appropriately rated alternative.