Belden Inc. CAT1103009 CAT6 Patch Cable 9 Foot Orange

Product Description

The BELDEN INC. CAT1103009 is a traceable CAT6 patch cable designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential network environments. The orange jacket provides visual identification in densely populated patch panels, while the traceable design aids in cable management and troubleshooting. At 9 feet in length, this patch cord suits mid-distance runs between network equipment, patch panels, and switches. Network technicians and low-voltage installers rely on this cable for organized, code-compliant horizontal and equipment-room cabling. The traceable feature streamlines moves, adds, and changes in active installations.

This patch cable is suited for CAT6 and CAT6E structured cabling applications in data centers, telecom rooms, office environments, and light commercial installations. It functions as an equipment cord connecting switches, routers, patch panels, and end devices. The orange color coding supports color-managed cabling schemes where different applications or VLANs are identified by jacket color. Low-voltage installers and network technicians install this cable as part of TIA-568 compliant cabling systems.

Key Features

• Traceable construction aids identification and cable management in high-density installations
• Orange jacket supports color-coded cabling schemes for easy visual identification
• CAT6 rating supports Gigabit and 10-Gigabit Ethernet applications
• 9-foot length suits equipment-room and intermediate patch panel connections
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch cord for CAT6 and CAT6E structured cabling systems using standard RJ45 patch panels, keystone jacks, and network equipment with RJ45 ports.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians and network installers handle CAT6 patch cable termination and installation. Follow TIA-568 standards for cable routing, bend radius, and patch cord management. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable jacket, and avoid running patch cords alongside high-voltage conductors without proper separation. Power down or log out of managed switches before disconnecting active links where network disruption is a concern.