Patchcord CONOTECH™ RJ45/1.0-GREEN — Ethernet patch cable, 1.0 m, RJ45, green

CONOTECH™ RJ45/1.0-GREEN is a 1.0 m Ethernet patch cable with RJ45 connectors finished in green. It is engineered to provide a short reliable copper link between LAN devices such as switches, routers and workstations, and is suitable for connections to patch panels and wall outlets. The cable delivers a straightforward solution for organizing local network cabling and enabling quick device replacement or reconfiguration.

Advantages

The patchcord offers a compact, color-coded connection that simplifies identification in structured cabling. Its RJ45 terminations ensure compatibility with standard Ethernet ports and provide stable physical contact for copper-based data transmission. The 1.0 m length reduces excess cable slack in dense racks and workstations, while the green jacket supports visual cable management and easier troubleshooting.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, routers and network appliances to patch panels
• Short device-to-device links in server rooms and closets
• Office workstations and desktop Ethernet connections
• Temporary setups, testing and quick device replacement

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 on both ends
• Length: 1.0 m
• Cable color: green
• Cable type: copper Ethernet patch cable
• Intended use: LAN patching and device interconnect

How to use

Insert each RJ45 connector into the corresponding Ethernet port on the devices to be connected until the latch clicks. When linking to patch panels or wall outlets, route the cable to avoid tight bends and secure excess length to prevent strain on connectors. For device replacement, disconnect the existing cable by pressing the latch and pulling the connector straight out, then insert the new patchcord. Ensure both ends show a solid link/activity indicator on network devices to confirm a correct physical connection.

Usage recommendations

Use the green color for visual identification of specific VLANs, device groups or cable runs. Keep the cable away from sources of electrical interference and avoid kinking; replace the patchcord if the jacket or connectors show visible damage. For optimal network performance, use patchcords of appropriate length to minimize untidy cable bundles in racks and work areas.