C2G 35FT Booted Cat6 UTP Ethernet Cable Orange
The C2G 35FT Booted Cat6 UTP Ethernet Cable delivers reliable high-speed network connectivity for enterprise and commercial environments. This 35-foot Cat6 cable features a durable booted connector design that protects against accidental disconnection while maintaining superior signal integrity. Perfect for data centers, server rooms, and network infrastructure installations requiring long-distance runs with professional-grade performance. TAA compliant for government and institutional procurement.
Key Features
- 35-foot length (10.7 meters) for extended network reach
- Cat6 UTP construction supports up to 10 Gbps data transfer
- Booted connectors prevent accidental cable disconnection
- Orange jacket for easy identification and cable management
- TAA compliant for federal and institutional purchasing
- Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) design for cost-effective deployment
- RJ45 connectors with superior contact plating
- Meets industry standards for commercial installations
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
C2G |
| Part Number |
C2G43544 |
| Cable Length |
35 feet (10.7 meters) |
| Cable Category |
Cat6 UTP |
| Connector Type |
RJ45 Booted |
| Jacket Color |
Orange |
| Data Rate |
Up to 10 Gbps |
| Compliance |
TAA, CM rated |
| Conductor Gauge |
24 AWG |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a booted Cat6 Ethernet cable used for?
A booted Cat6 Ethernet cable is designed for professional network installations where durability and reliability are critical. The boot protects the RJ45 connector from accidental disconnection and physical damage, making it ideal for high-traffic server rooms, data centers, and commercial environments.
Can a 35-foot Cat6 cable support 10 Gbps speeds?
Yes, Cat6 cables are rated for up to 10 Gbps data transfer speeds at distances up to 55 meters. This 35-foot cable maintains full Cat6 performance specifications, making it suitable for demanding network applications and future-proof infrastructure investments.
Why choose TAA-compliant network cables?
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliance ensures the product meets federal procurement standards and is eligible for government and institutional purchasing programs. This certification is essential for organizations subject to federal contracting requirements.
What does UTP mean in Ethernet cables?
UTP stands for Unshielded Twisted Pair. This design uses twisted copper pairs without additional shielding, providing cost-effective performance for most commercial network environments while maintaining excellent signal integrity and data transmission reliability.
