C2G 6 inch Cat6 Non-Booted Network Cable - Pink
The C2G 6 inch Cat6 non-booted unshielded network cable is engineered for compact network connectivity in data centers, server rooms, and dense patch panel environments. This TAA compliant Cat6 cable delivers reliable Gigabit Ethernet performance in a space-saving 6-inch form factor, perfect for short-run connections where standard cable lengths create clutter. The pink color coding helps network administrators quickly identify and organize connections in complex infrastructure setups. Ideal for organizations requiring government-compliant networking solutions with professional-grade reliability.
Key Features
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6-inch (0.15m) compact length — Minimizes cable slack in high-density patch panels
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Cat6 unshielded construction — Supports up to 10 Gbps data transfer rates
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Non-booted design — Fits seamlessly in tight spaces and crowded connector arrays
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TAA compliant — Meets federal procurement requirements for government and enterprise deployments
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Pink color-coded jacket — Simplifies network organization and cable management
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Reliable Gigabit Ethernet performance — Certified for stable, high-speed connectivity
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
C2G |
| Part Number |
C2G43695 |
| Cable Length |
6 inches (0.15 meters) |
| Cable Type |
Cat6 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) |
| Boot Style |
Non-Booted |
| Compliance |
TAA Compliant |
| Color |
Pink |
| Data Rate |
Up to 10 Gbps |
| Frequency |
250 MHz |
| Application |
Network Connectivity, Patch Panel Connections |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Cat6 non-booted network cable used for?
A Cat6 non-booted network cable is used for short-distance Gigabit Ethernet connections in patch panels, server racks, and network switches. The non-booted design allows it to fit in tight spaces where standard booted cables would be too bulky, making it ideal for high-density networking environments.
Why choose a TAA compliant Cat6 cable?
TAA compliant network cables meet federal procurement standards required by government agencies and large enterprises. Choosing TAA-compliant products ensures your infrastructure meets regulatory requirements and qualifies for government contracts and compliance audits.
Is a 6-inch Cat6 cable suitable for my network setup?
The 6-inch length is perfect for short-run Cat6 connections between adjacent ports on patch panels, switches, and routers. It's especially useful in data centers and server rooms where cable management and space efficiency are critical. For longer distances, consider standard-length Cat6 cables.
What's the difference between booted and non-booted Cat6 cables?
Non-booted Cat6 cables lack the protective rubber boot around the connector, making them thinner and more flexible for tight spaces. Booted cables offer extra strain relief and durability. Choose non-booted for dense installations and booted for high-traffic areas requiring extra protection.