The C2G 43662 Cat6 snagless network patch cable is engineered for IT professionals, network administrators, and home office users who demand reliable Ethernet connectivity. This 25ft Cat6 UTP cable delivers high-speed data transfer up to 1 Gbps, making it ideal for connecting computers, switches, routers, and network devices in office networks, data centers, and residential setups. The snagless boot design ensures your RJ45 connectors stay protected during installation and daily use, eliminating costly downtime from damaged connections.
Key Features
- 25-foot length for flexible network deployment
- Cat6 UTP construction supports speeds up to 1 Gbps
- Snagless boot protects RJ45 connector latch from damage
- Blue color for easy identification in cable management
- Meets or exceeds Cat6 specifications for reliable performance
- Unshielded design suitable for standard office and home networks
- RJ45 connectors for universal compatibility
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
C2G |
| Part Number |
C2G43662 |
| Cable Type |
Cat6 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) |
| Length |
25 feet |
| Data Transfer Speed |
Up to 1 Gbps |
| Connector Type |
RJ45 |
| Boot Design |
Snagless |
| Color |
Blue |
| Standards Compliance |
Cat6 or better |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a snagless network patch cable?
A snagless network patch cable features a protective boot around the RJ45 connector that prevents the latch from catching or breaking during installation and removal. This design reduces connector damage and extends cable lifespan in high-traffic network environments.
Can I use a Cat6 cable for gigabit Ethernet?
Yes, the C2G 43662 Cat6 cable fully supports gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 1 Gbps. Cat6 cables are backward compatible with Cat5e and earlier standards while providing superior performance for modern network applications.
Is this Cat6 cable suitable for home office networks?
Absolutely. The 25ft length and reliable Cat6 UTP construction make this cable perfect for home office setups, connecting computers to routers, switches, and network devices with consistent, high-speed connectivity.
What does UTP mean in network cables?
UTP stands for Unshielded Twisted Pair. This cable design uses twisted copper pairs without additional shielding, making it ideal for standard office and residential networks where electromagnetic interference is minimal.
