6 ft Cat 6 Yellow Molded Gigabit Crossover RJ45 UTP Cat6 Patch Cable

StarTech.com's Cat 6 UTP Crossover Patch Cables offer reliable Ethernet connections. This 6ft cable is ETL verified to meet or exceed all Category 6 performance standards, and features a durable yellow jacket that simplifies departmental color coding while providing rugged flexibility for network connections.

To ensure long-lasting performance, our high quality Cat 6 UTP Crossover Patch Cables offer PVC molded strain relief that prevents the RJ45 connector termination points from bending at sharp angles - reducing the risk of cable damage, which could decrease network performance.

StarTech.com's 6ft yellow Cat 6 UTP Crossover Patch Cable is constructed of only top quality materials to ensure optimum durability and is backed by our Lifetime Warranty.

100% Copper - a better value

StarTech.com Cat 6 cables are manufactured with copper conductors. While many cable manufacturers offer a "cheaper" cable based on a copper-coated aluminum core, we make no compromises on quality to ensure you receive top value for your cable investment.

23 Gauge Wire

Our Cat 6 cables are constructed with 23 gauge copper wire to support a broad range of Ethernet applications, such as Power over Ethernet (PoE). Because we use a high quality 23 gauge wire, our cables easily sustain the nominal voltage (48v) capability required for Power over Ethernet applications, whereas the inferior quality offered by copper-coated aluminum cables may be subject to insufficient power delivery, heat build up, equipment damage and potentially, fire.

50 micron Gold Connectors

StarTech.com Cat6 cables offer high quality connectors comprised of 50 micron gold to ensure optimum conductivity while eliminating signal loss due to oxidation or corrosion.

The StarTech.com Advantage

• StarTech cables are constructed of top-quality components and are backed by a lifetime guarantee
• Molded strain relief increases flexibility and durability while minimizing data loss from cable stress
• Inexpensive way to connect two computers together that are in the same room