Belden Inc. C6T1109001 Cat6 Plus Patch Cord White 1 Foot

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. C6T1109001 is a Cat6 Plus traceable patch cord finished in white and designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and light industrial environments. Traceable patch cords include a built-in tracer element that allows technicians to identify and trace individual cables within dense patch panels or cable bundles without disconnecting active links. Sold as a single unit, this cord ships in a one-foot length, making it well-suited for short runs between adjacent ports on patch panels or switches. Licensed low-voltage cabling installers and IT infrastructure technicians are the primary trades that specify and install this product.

This patch cord is intended for use in horizontal cabling systems, telecommunications rooms, and data centers where Cat6 or Cat6 Plus performance is required. The one-foot length is a common choice for patching between adjacent patch panel ports and nearby switch ports in structured cabling racks. Its white jacket color supports color-coded cable management schemes used in many enterprise and institutional network installations.

Key Features

• Traceable construction allows cable identification within congested patch panels without disconnecting live links
• Cat6 Plus performance rating supports Gigabit and higher-speed Ethernet applications
• One-foot length minimizes slack and supports clean cable management in rack environments
• White jacket finish supports color-coded structured cabling management practices
• Sold as a single unit for precise quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-fit patch cord for Cat6 and Cat6 Plus structured cabling systems using 8P8C modular jack terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage cabling contractors or qualified IT infrastructure technicians in accordance with ANSI/TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Before rerouting or replacing patch cords in active environments, identify all affected circuits to avoid unintended network disruption. Avoid sharp bends or kinks that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, as doing so can degrade signal performance. No special tooling is required for patching; ensure connectors are fully seated in jacks until the locking tab audibly clicks into place.