Patchcord RJ45 3.0 m, RBLINE — yellow Ethernet cable, 3.0 m length

RBLINE Patchcord RJ45 3.0 m in yellow is a ready-made Ethernet cable designed for reliable network connections between switches, patch panels and workstations. With standard RJ45 terminations and a 3.0 m fixed length, this yellow patchcord simplifies identification and cable management in offices, server rooms and data cabinets while ensuring compatibility with common Ethernet equipment.

Advantages

The patchcord is pre-terminated with standard RJ45 connectors for plug-and-play use, eliminating the need for on-site crimping. Its fixed 3.0 m length provides consistent link planning and reduces excess cable slack. The yellow jacket offers clear visual identification for structured cabling and VLAN/service segregation. The cable is suitable for frequent reconnections and straightforward replacement, supporting tidy installations and easier troubleshooting.

Suitable for

• Horizontal workstation connections between PCs and wall outlets or switches
• Inter-switch links and connections to patch panels in rack installations
• Color-coded cable management and network segmentation in offices and data centers

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 standard plug on both ends
• Cable length: 3.0 m (fixed)
• Color: yellow jacket for visual identification
• Application: Ethernet network patching and device interconnection

How to use

Insert each RJ45 connector into the corresponding Ethernet ports on devices such as switches, patch panels or network sockets until the latch clicks. Verify link lights on connected equipment to confirm physical connectivity. For optimal cable routing, avoid sharp bends and excessive tension; secure the patchcord using cable management accessories if necessary. Replace the patchcord with the same specification when performing maintenance or reconfiguring network topology.

Usage recommendations

Use the yellow RBLINE patchcord to maintain color-coded infrastructure: reserve this color for a specific VLAN, service or device group to simplify identification and fault isolation. Keep patchcords short and routed through patch panels or cable managers to reduce interference and improve airflow in racks.