Patch Cable UTP Cat6 (Class E) Secomp S1757, blue, 7 m, stranded

Secomp S1757 is a blue UTP patch cable manufactured to Cat6 (Class E) specification with a 7 m stranded conductor. It is intended for Ethernet connections within structured cabling systems and supports gigabit networking. The cable is compatible with patch panels, switches and wall outlets and is designed to provide stable data transmission in office and home LAN environments.

Advantages

The stranded conductor offers greater flexibility for patching in racks and between devices where frequent movement or bending occurs. Compliance with Cat6 (Class E) performance parameters ensures support for 1 Gbps Ethernet and improved crosstalk and return loss behavior compared with lower categories. The blue jacket makes cable identification simple in multi-cable installations, and the 7 m length covers typical desk-to-rack and equipment-to-switch routing without excess slack.

Suitable for

• Connecting computers, switches and routers within office and home networks
• Patching between patch panels and network equipment in rack cabinets
• Wiring wall outlets to network devices where flexible cable routing is required
• Temporary or semi-permanent connections where cable movement is expected

When it may not be suitable

This stranded UTP patch cable is not intended for permanent in-wall installations where solid conductor cable is typically specified by cabling standards. It also does not provide shielding; in environments with high electromagnetic interference or where STP/FTP is required for noise mitigation, a shielded cable should be selected instead.

Key specifications

• Cable type: UTP (unshielded twisted pair)
• Category: Cat6 (Class E)
• Conductor: stranded copper
• Length: 7 m
• Color: blue
• Typical use: Ethernet, gigabit networking, structured cabling patching

How to use

Connect one RJ45-terminated end of the Secomp S1757 patch cable to the network port of the device (PC, switch, router or patch panel) and the other end to the corresponding port on network equipment. Avoid tight bends near the connector; follow standard cable management practices such as securing excess length with cable ties and maintaining bend radii to preserve signal integrity. For reliable performance, insert connectors fully and ensure ports are clean and undamaged.

What to consider before purchase

• Required category and performance level for your network (Cat6 for gigabit Ethernet)
• Whether stranded or solid conductor is needed based on installation type
• Need for shielding in high-interference environments
• Appropriate cable length and color coding for your setup

Usage recommendations

Use the Secomp S1757 for desk-to-switch and patch panel connections where a flexible Cat6 cable is required. Avoid using this stranded UTP cable for concealed permanent in-wall runs and choose shielded variants if electromagnetic interference is a concern.