Patch cable Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 10G Blue 0.1m Cat6A slim patch cable

Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 10G Blue 0.1m Cat6A slim patch cable provides a compact, high‑performance connection for 10 Gigabit Ethernet links. This 0.1 m Cat6A cable is designed for short, close‑range patching in server racks, network switches and dense home or office network arrangements. The slim profile reduces bulk behind equipment, improves airflow and facilitates neater cable management while meeting Cat6A parameters for bandwidth and reduced crosstalk.

Advantages

The slim construction minimizes connector strain and space usage without sacrificing Cat6A electrical performance. Its 10G rating supports high data throughput and low latency for demanding network segments. The short 0.1 m length eliminates excess cable between adjacent ports, helping to maintain an organized rack or patch panel area. The blue jacket provides clear visual identification in multi‑cable environments.

Suitable for

• Server rack port-to-port patching where distance between devices is minimal
• Interconnecting adjacent switch ports in data centers and wiring closets
• Tidy cable management in compact home or office network setups
• Short runs between patch panels and network equipment in telecom cabinets

Key specifications

• Brand: Broadbe
• Model / MPN: BTP-I32C6A-BL-0.1M
• Type: Slim patch cable, Cat6A
• Length: 0.1 m
• Color: Blue
• Rated speed: 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10G)

How to use

Connect one RJ45 plug to the source port and the other plug to the destination port, ensuring both connectors are fully seated. Use the 0.1 m cable for adjacent ports or devices mounted closely in racks and switch panels. Avoid sharp bends near the connectors; maintain gentle curves to preserve the cable’s impedance characteristics. If multiple cables are used, route them neatly and label each end if needed for identification.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, use the Broadbe Slim Patch Cable 10G Blue 0.1m in short interconnect scenarios only; do not substitute for longer horizontal runs. Keep the cable free from tight kinks and avoid placing heavy objects on it. For organized installations, combine with cable managers or patch panels and choose color coding consistent with your site practice.