2FT CAT6A Ethernet Cable - Snagless Blue
The Rocstor 2FT CAT6A Ethernet Cable delivers reliable, high-speed network connectivity for servers, workstations, and networking equipment. This snagless CAT6A cable is engineered for professionals who demand dependable data transmission without the hassle of damaged connectors. Whether you're building a data center, upgrading your office network, or connecting network switches, this compact 2-foot ethernet cable provides the performance and durability you need.
Key Features
- CAT6A certified for 10 Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 250 MHz
- Snagless connector design prevents accidental disconnection and cable damage
- 2-foot length ideal for short-run connections between adjacent equipment
- Blue jacket for easy identification and cable management
- Molded RJ45 connectors ensure secure, reliable connections
- Twisted pair construction minimizes crosstalk and electromagnetic interference
- Supports bandwidth-intensive applications and high-speed data transfer
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Rocstor |
| Part Number |
Y10C582-BL |
| Cable Category |
CAT6A |
| Length |
2 feet |
| Connector Type |
RJ45 (8P8C) |
| Connector Style |
Snagless Molded |
| Cable Color |
Blue |
| Maximum Frequency |
250 MHz |
| Data Rate |
Up to 10 Gbps |
| Shielding |
Twisted Pair |
| Jacket Material |
PVC |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CAT6A ethernet cable used for?
A CAT6A ethernet cable is designed for high-speed network connections supporting up to 10 Gigabit Ethernet. It's ideal for data centers, server rooms, and professional networking environments where reliable, fast data transmission is critical.
Why choose a snagless ethernet cable?
Snagless connectors feature a protective boot that prevents the latch from catching on cables or equipment during installation and removal. This design reduces accidental disconnections and extends cable lifespan, making it essential for professional installations.
Is a 2-foot ethernet cable suitable for my setup?
A 2-foot cable is perfect for short-distance connections between adjacent network equipment, such as connecting a switch to a server or linking nearby workstations. For longer distances, consider extended lengths.
How does CAT6A compare to CAT6 cables?
CAT6A cables support higher frequencies (250 MHz vs. 100 MHz) and deliver superior performance for 10 Gigabit Ethernet applications. They offer better shielding and reduced crosstalk, making them ideal for demanding network environments.
