Patch cord DATACOM 15895 UTP CAT6 0.25m yellow

The DATACOM Patch cord UTP CAT6 0.25m in yellow is a short-length network patch cable designed for reliable Ethernet connections in close-proximity setups. Constructed to meet CAT6 performance parameters, this patch cord provides a compact and visible cabling option for patch panels, switches, routers and workstation connections where space is limited. Its 0.25 m length minimizes excess cable while maintaining signal integrity for standard Ethernet applications.

Advantages

This CAT6 UTP patch cord delivers category-rated performance for gigabit Ethernet and typical LAN environments. The short length reduces clutter and signal attenuation associated with excess cable, while the yellow jacket improves visual identification in cable management. The cable is compatible with standard RJ45 connectors and conventional patch panel and device ports, offering straightforward plug-and-play installation without additional tools.

Suitable for

• Connecting network devices in racks and patch panels where short runs are needed
• Workstation or desktop connections to nearby switches or routers
• Organized cabling in server rooms and telecommunications closets
• Temporary or permanent short link between adjacent network equipment

Key specifications

• Cable category: CAT6 (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
• Length: 0.25 m
• Conductor type: twisted pair copper conductors
• Connector type: RJ45 on both ends
• Jacket color: yellow
• Typical application: Gigabit Ethernet and standard LAN signalling

How to use

Insert one RJ45 connector into the network device port and the other into the switch, patch panel or router port. Ensure connectors are fully seated until they click. Use the short 0.25 m length where devices are placed close together to avoid excess slack. For best results, route the cable to prevent sharp bends and avoid tight kinks that could affect signal quality.

Usage recommendations

Use this short CAT6 patch cord for tidy connections in racks and desktop installations. Avoid running the cable alongside high-voltage power lines or across areas subject to mechanical stress. Inspect connector ends for debris before installation and replace the cable if connectors or the jacket show visible damage.