C2G QS 7FT Cat6 UTP Network Cable Orange
The C2G QS 7FT Cat6 UTP network cable delivers reliable high-speed connectivity for enterprise and commercial environments. This 7-foot Cat6 Ethernet cable features a non-booted design for flexible installation in tight spaces, making it ideal for data centers, server rooms, and network infrastructure upgrades. Built to TAA compliance standards, this orange Cat6 cable ensures secure data transmission at speeds up to 1 Gbps with superior performance over standard Cat5e alternatives.
Key Features
- 7-foot (2.1M) length for versatile network connectivity
- Cat6 UTP construction supports high-speed data transmission
- Non-booted connector design for compact installations
- Orange jacket for easy cable identification and organization
- TAA-compliant for government and enterprise procurement
- Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) technology for cost-effective performance
- RJ45 connectors for standard network device compatibility
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
C2G |
| Part Number |
C2G43666 |
| Cable Length |
7 feet (2.1 meters) |
| Cable Category |
Cat6 UTP |
| Connector Type |
RJ45 |
| Boot Style |
Non-booted |
| Jacket Color |
Orange |
| Compliance |
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) |
| Data Rate |
Up to 1 Gbps |
| Frequency |
250 MHz |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Cat6 and Cat5e network cables?
Cat6 cables offer superior performance with higher bandwidth capacity (up to 250 MHz vs. 100 MHz) and support faster data transmission speeds. The Cat6 UTP cable is ideal for modern network infrastructure requiring reliable gigabit connectivity.
Why choose a non-booted network cable?
Non-booted connectors provide a compact profile, making them perfect for dense patch panel installations and tight cable management scenarios where space is limited. This 7ft non-booted Cat6 cable fits seamlessly into crowded network environments.
Is this cable suitable for government procurement?
Yes, the C2G QS Cat6 cable is TAA-compliant, meeting Trade Agreements Act requirements for federal and government purchasing. This makes it an approved choice for secure government and enterprise network deployments.
What does UTP mean in network cables?
UTP stands for Unshielded Twisted Pair, a cost-effective cable design that uses twisted wire pairs without additional shielding. This Cat6 UTP construction provides excellent performance for standard office and data center networking applications.
