Patch Cable UTP 1.5 m CAT6A — cables to go Brackton, White

cables to go Brackton patch cable is a 1.5 m UTP network cable compliant with the CAT6A specification. The white cable is designed for high-speed Ethernet connections and supports enhanced bandwidth suitable for Gigabit and 10 Gigabit networks. It is intended for reliable short-distance interconnections such as patching switches, routers and wall outlets in office environments, server racks and home networks.

Advantages

The CAT6A UTP construction reduces crosstalk and supports higher data rates compared with lower-category patch cords. Its 1.5 m length provides a tidy, low-profile connection between nearby ports while avoiding excess cable slack. The white jacket gives a neutral appearance that integrates with typical office and home installations. The cable is compatible with standard RJ45 terminations and designed for straightforward plug-and-play use without additional tools.

Suitable for

• Patching switches and routers in office racks and network closets
• Connecting wall outlets to patch panels or desktop devices
• Short runs between network equipment in home and small business environments
• Environments requiring 1.5 m cables to reduce cable clutter

Key specifications

• Cable type: Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)
• Category: CAT6A (supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet over short distances)
• Length: 1.5 metres
• Connector: RJ45 plug on both ends
• Jacket colour: White
• Typical use: Ethernet patching for switches, routers, patch panels and wall ports

How to use

Insert the RJ45 plugs into the Ethernet ports of the devices you want to connect, ensuring each plug clicks into place. For optimal performance, avoid kinking the cable and maintain gentle bends with a radius larger than the cable diameter. Use the 1.5 m length to make tidy point-to-point connections between adjacent equipment, patch panels and wall jacks. No additional configuration or tools are required for standard network use.

Usage recommendations

For best results, route the cable away from sources of electromagnetic interference such as large power transformers and bundled power cables. If longer runs or electrical noise are present, consider using shielded or higher-category cabling and verify device port capabilities to ensure full 10 Gigabit performance.