Patch cable Broadbe Slim Cat6 0.1 m, green, shielded slim design

Broadbe Slim Patch Cable Cat6 0.1 m in green is a shielded, slim-design patch cord intended for short connections between network equipment. The cable supports Cat6 performance suitable for gigabit Ethernet and is sized to minimize clutter in dense rack or desk installations. Its shielded construction reduces electromagnetic interference in environments where adjacent cabling or electronic devices may affect signal integrity.

Advantages

The shielded Broadbe Slim Cat6 0.1 m patch cable combines a compact slim-profile jacket with Cat6 wiring to deliver reliable gigabit connectivity in constrained spaces. The short 0.1 m length reduces excess cable loops and improves airflow in racks. The green color allows for quick visual identification in cabling schemes, and the robust connector ends maintain secure connections with standard RJ45 ports on switches, patch panels and routers.

Suitable for

• Short links between switch ports and patch panels in data cabinets
• Connections behind network equipment where space is restricted
• Desktop or wall-mounted routers and small form-factor devices
• Environments requiring reduced electromagnetic interference due to shielded design

Key specifications

• Brand: Broadbe
• Model / MPN: BTP-I32C6-GR-0.1M
• Type: Cat6 patch cable, shielded
• Length: 0.1 m
• Design: Slim-profile jacket
• Color: Green
• Connector: RJ45 standard

How to use

Insert one RJ45 connector into the switch, router or patch panel port and the other connector into the corresponding device port. Ensure connectors are fully seated until the latch clicks to establish a secure connection. Use the 0.1 m length to create a short, direct link that avoids cable excess; route the cable following existing cable management paths to keep the installation tidy and accessible for maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the Broadbe Slim Cat6 0.1 m patch cable for short point-to-point links within racks or behind equipment. Avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling force on the slim jacket and connectors. When color-coding your infrastructure, store spare cables of matching color together to simplify identification during changes.