C2G F-Series Cat6 Network Patch Cable 2ft
The C2G F-Series Cat6 network patch cable delivers reliable connectivity for government, enterprise, and commercial IT environments. This TAA-compliant Cat6 patch cable features a non-booted, unshielded (UTP) design with gold-plated contacts and premium copper conductors, ensuring stable signal transmission over short distances. At just 2 feet (0.6m), it's ideal for connecting network switches, patch panels, and equipment in tight spaces while maintaining full Cat6 performance standards.
Key Features
- TAA-compliant for government and federal procurement
- Cat6 UTP construction with non-booted connector design
- Gold-plated contacts for superior corrosion resistance
- Premium copper conductors for stable signal integrity
- 2ft (0.6m) length perfect for short-run installations
- Orange jacket for easy identification and organization
- Unshielded (UTP) for standard network environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
C2G |
| Part Number |
C2G43661 |
| Cable Type |
Cat6 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) |
| Length |
2 feet (0.6 meters) |
| Connector Type |
RJ45 Non-Booted |
| Contact Plating |
Gold-Plated |
| Conductor Material |
Premium Copper |
| Jacket Color |
Orange |
| Compliance |
TAA-Compliant |
| Standards |
Cat6 Performance Standards |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Cat6 network patch cable used for?
A Cat6 network patch cable connects network devices like computers, switches, routers, and patch panels. It supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 10 Gbps, making it ideal for modern office and data center environments.
Why choose a TAA-compliant network cable?
TAA compliance ensures the cable meets U.S. federal procurement standards, making it suitable for government contracts, public sector IT projects, and organizations with strict compliance requirements.
What does non-booted mean on a patch cable?
Non-booted connectors lack a protective strain relief boot, allowing them to fit into tight spaces and dense patch panels where standard booted cables won't fit.
Is UTP or shielded cable better for my network?
UTP (unshielded) cables work well in standard office and commercial environments. Shielded cables are better for areas with high electromagnetic interference. This Cat6 UTP cable is perfect for typical network installations.
