Patch cable Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 5G Purple 0.1 m Cat6, 12-pack

Pack of 12 Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 5G Purple Cat6 patch cords, each 0.1 m long. These short, slim patch cables are designed for space-constrained network cabinets, patch panels and connections behind equipment. The Cat6 specification supports Gigabit Ethernet and prepares cabling layouts for 5G-ready installations while the purple color helps with visual identification in dense cabling environments.

Advantages

The Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 5G Purple 0.1 m Cat6, 12-pack combines a Category 6 performance level with a slim form factor to reduce cable bulk and improve airflow in racks and enclosures. The uniform 0.1 m length simplifies cable management for short links and helps maintain a tidy patching area. Supplied in a set of 12, the pack supports multiple adjacent connections without the need to cut or shorten longer cables.

Suitable for

• Short patching between network switches and patch panels in server racks
• Connections behind routers, servers and rack-mounted equipment where space is limited
• Color-coded cable runs for identification in structured cabling systems

Key specifications

• Brand: Broadbe
• Model / MPN: BTP-I32C6-PR-0.1M-12
• Type: Patch cable, Cat6
• Length: 0.1 m (each)
• Quantity: 12 cables per pack
• Color: Purple
• Design: Slim profile for dense installations
• Application: Gigabit Ethernet, 5G-ready cabling layouts

How to use

Use these patch cables for short copper connections between ports on switches, patch panels and active equipment. Plug each RJ45 connector into the corresponding port until it clicks to ensure a proper mechanical and electrical connection. Because the cables are only 0.1 m long, plan port placement to avoid strain on connectors and to maintain adequate airflow in racks. Replace or re-route cables if connector strain or kinking is observed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, reserve the Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 5G Purple Cat6 0.1 m cables for intra-rack and behind-equipment connections where minimal length is required. Use the purple color for consistent identification in your labeling scheme and avoid running these short cables across large distances; select longer lengths from the same category for extended links.