Patch Cable Broadbe Slim 5G Multicolor, 3 m — 12-pack (BTP-I32C6-MX-3M-12)

Broadbe Slim patch cable set BTP-I32C6-MX-3M-12 contains twelve 3 m multicolor 5G-rated Ethernet patch cords designed for short runs in racks, patch panels and workstations. These slim patch cables are intended to save space and improve cable management in office and data center environments. The set accommodates organized LAN connections and simplifies maintenance by providing color-coded runs for quick identification.

Advantages

The slim profile reduces cable bulk in high-density installations while maintaining 5G performance suitable for standard network traffic. Multicolor cables enable straightforward visual separation of network segments or services without additional labeling. Bundled as a 12-pack, the set offers consistent length and quality for uniform cable routing and easier inventory management.

Suitable for

• Short horizontal or vertical patching in server racks and network cabinets
• Connecting workstations, switches and patch panels within office LANs
• Organizing multi-drop or segmented networks using color-coded cabling
• Environments where reduced cable diameter helps improve airflow and access

Key specifications

• Brand: Broadbe
• Model / MPN: BTP-I32C6-MX-3M-12
• Quantity: 12 cables per pack
• Length: 3 m each
• Rating: 5G
• Type: Slim patch cable, multicolor
• Intended use: Network patching and short runs in racks, panels and workstations

How to use

Connect one end of a 3 m Broadbe Slim patch cable to a network device port (switch, patch panel or workstation NIC) and the other end to the corresponding port on the paired device. Route the slim cables along cable management paths, keeping color groups together to maintain clear identification. Avoid tight bends and excessive pulling; follow standard cabling practices for strain relief and port alignment.

Usage recommendations

For organized installations, assign each color to a specific function (for example: voice, data, management) and document the mapping. Replace cables showing visible damage or connector wear. Use cable ties or Velcro straps to group runs without compressing the slim cable profile.