CAT6 Patch Cord

Cat 6 cable (CAT6) is a type of network cable that adheres to CAT-6 standards, offering a maximum transmission rate of 1000 Mbps. CAT6 cables establish a new performance standard, utilizing 23AWG solid bare copper conductors, polyethylene polymer materials as insulators, and flame-retardant polymer materials for the outer sheath. Available colors include light gray, yellow, and blue. The twisted pairs meet international standards (ISO/IEC), and their electrical characteristics exceed the requirements of the CAT6 international specification. A cross-shaped separator at the center of the cable enhances near-end crosstalk (NEXT) performance and ensures a reasonable bending radius during installation.

CAT6 cables are categorized by shielding type into three groups:

Unshielded CAT6 cables typically lack metallic shielding materials and are encased in an insulating sheath. With a smaller diameter, they save space, weigh less than shielded cables, and are easier to install. These cables offer independence and flexibility, making them ideal for structured cabling systems designed for organized and efficient communication infrastructure.
Applications: Used for wiring connections between communication outlets in work areas and patch panels in distribution rooms within structured cabling systems. They support various applications such as voice, data, text, images, and video.

Single-shielded CAT6 cables feature an additional aluminum foil layer surrounding the core wires compared to unshielded cables. This layer effectively blocks external electromagnetic interference, ensuring stable network performance. It reduces crosstalk between cables and shields against external electromagnetic signals, offering strong interference resistance while keeping data secure.
Applications: Suitable for environments demanding high network speeds, such as airports or internet cafes.

Double-shielded CAT6 cables combine aluminum foil shielding with braided shielding. Structurally, they include an additional tinned copper braided mesh over the aluminum foil layer and are encased by a flame-retardant PVC outer sheath. This extra tinned copper braid significantly reduces external magnetic field interference and internal signal attenuation while enhancing tensile strength. This cable offers superior anti-interference performance.

Used for integrated building communication cabling between communication outlets in work areas and patch panels in distribution rooms. It is also suitable for wiring between user communication outlets and patch panels in residential integrated cabling systems.

◆ Constructed with 99.99% oxygen-free copper cores; each core has a diameter of 0.57 mm, providing oxidation resistance and minimizing signal loss
◆ Sheath made from flame-retardant PVC material; corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, and tensile-resistant
◆ Four high-precision twisted pair sets ensure stable signal transmission
◆ Cross-shaped separator isolates four twisted pairs to reduce crosstalk and enable high-speed transmission
◆ Fully automated production using imported equipment & five-star quality assurance; passes Fluke testing (a rigorous industry-standard test for cable quality) and quality inspection for guaranteed reliability