DELOCK RJ45 cable Cat.6 F/UTP 0.3 m with inline switch, blue to blue

DELOCK RJ45 cable Cat.6 F/UTP 0.3 m with inline switch, blue to blue provides a short, shielded patch connection with integrated link control. The cable is built to Category 6 F/UTP specification, combining foil shielding around the pairs with overall cable construction to reduce electromagnetic interference and support reliable Gigabit Ethernet performance over short distances. Terminators are standard RJ45 plugs in matching blue color for neat, consistent cabling in home or office network setups.

Advantages

The integrated inline switch lets you enable or disable a single network link without unplugging connectors, simplifying troubleshooting and temporary link management. F/UTP shielding enhances noise rejection for installations near electronic equipment or cable bundles. The short 0.3 m length reduces clutter and signal loss for patching between closely spaced ports while maintaining Category 6 performance characteristics.

Suitable for

• Short patching between adjacent RJ45 ports on switches, routers or patch panels
• Temporarily disabling a single network connection for testing or maintenance
• Neat connections in home or small office network racks with limited space

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat.6 (F/UTP shielding)
• Length: 0.3 m
• Connector type: RJ45 male to RJ45 male
• Inline mechanical switch to enable/disable the link
• Color: blue to blue
• Suitable for Ethernet speeds up to Gigabit where supported by connected devices

How to use

Connect one RJ45 end to the source device (switch, router, or network interface) and the other RJ45 end to the target device or port. Use the inline switch to open or close the link as needed; the switch mechanically interrupts the connection without requiring disconnection of the cable. For reliable performance, ensure connectors are fully seated and devices support the intended Ethernet speed and duplex settings.

Usage recommendations

Use this short Cat.6 F/UTP patch cable where compact, shielded connections and easy link control are required. Avoid excessive bending near the connector and keep the cable clear of high-power mains wiring to maintain shielding effectiveness. For longer runs or where higher shielding levels are required, select an appropriately rated cable.