Patch cable UTP Category 6 (Class E) Secomp, yellow, 3 m

Secomp UTP Category 6 (Class E) patch cable, 3 m in yellow, is a flexible unshielded twisted pair cable designed for Ethernet installations that require Cat6 performance. The 3-metre length is suited to short connections between devices such as switches, routers and patch panels in offices, server rooms and home networks. The cable provides reliable data transmission for standard network applications while keeping cable runs tidy and visible due to its yellow jacket.

Advantages

This Category 6 UTP cable supports up to Class E performance for structured cabling environments and offers consistent, low-loss signal transfer for typical Ethernet speeds. Its flexible jacket and stranded conductors make routing and rearranging easy in patching areas. The bright yellow color improves cable identification and organization in multi-cable installations. The cable is designed for straightforward compatibility with standard RJ45 connectors and typical networking equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, routers and patch panels for short cable runs
• Office and business LAN patching
• Server room and rack patch panels
• Home network connections between modem, router and PCs

Key specifications

• Cable category: Category 6 (Class E)
• Topology: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
• Length: 3 metres
• Conductor type: stranded conductors for patching flexibility
• Color: yellow jacket for visual identification
• Intended use: Ethernet patching and short-distance device interconnects

How to use

Insert RJ45 connectors into the network ports of the devices to be connected, ensuring secure seating on both ends. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive compression; use cable management accessories such as cable ties or Velcro straps to keep runs organized and to prevent strain at connector ends. For reliable performance, avoid running the UTP cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines over long distances.

Usage recommendations

Use this 3 m Category 6 patch cable for short, indoor patching runs within racks, on patch panels, and between desktop devices. For permanent or long-distance horizontal cabling, consider using fixed-installation solid-core cables and appropriate installation standards.