Eaton Tripp Lite N201-007-BK CAT6 Snagless Molded Gigabit Patch Cable, UPT, RJ45 M/M, 7' (2.13m), Black

Upgrade patching in your network and security installations with the Eaton Tripp Lite Category 6 snagless patch cable. Designed for reliable gigabit performance, this 7' (2.13 m) CAT6 U/UTP cable supports 1Gbps data rates and up to 550MHz to handle high-density networking, surveillance camera feeds and remote monitoring traffic without bottlenecks. The molded connectors feature a snagless boot that protects RJ45 locking tabs during frequent moves and reconfigurations—reducing field failures and service calls.

Built with stranded 24AWG conductors, gold-plated contacts and a CM-rated PVC jacket, the N201-007-BK minimizes near-end crosstalk with a staggered-pin plug design for cleaner signal transmission in crowded racks and patch panels. It’s an ideal choice for IT teams and low-voltage contractors deploying network switches, IP cameras, access control and monitoring systems that demand consistent uptime.

Backed by Eaton Tripp Lite quality and a lifetime limited warranty, this black CAT6 patch cord makes managing and scaling networks straightforward. Add it to your next security, surveillance or LAN deployment for dependable connectivity—order now or specify it for your next rack build.

• Reliable gigabit performance: Delivers stable 1Gbps connectivity and up to 550MHz bandwidth to keep data, voice and video traffic moving smoothly.
• Protects connections during installation: Snagless molded RJ45 boots shield locking tabs from damage, reducing downtime and replacement costs.
• Clean signal, lower errors: Staggered-pin design and high-quality 24AWG stranded copper minimize near-end crosstalk (NEXT) for cleaner links in dense racks.
• Flexible, space-saving patching: 7' length and molded strain-relief ends simplify cable management in network closets, patch panels and security racks.
• Compliance and confidence: CM-rated jacket, gold-plated contacts, RoHS/REACH compliance and a lifetime limited warranty for long-term deployments.