Icc ICPCSF03BL Cat6 Clear Boot Patch Cord Blue 25pk

Product Description

The ICC ICPCSF03BL is a Cat6 patch cord featuring a clear boot design, sold in a 25-pack and available in blue. Patch cords of this type provide structured cabling connections between network switches, patch panels, and end devices in commercial and residential low-voltage installations. The clear boot allows technicians to visually inspect the conductor seating and termination without removing the cord from the port. Cat6 construction supports network performance requirements common in modern data and voice cabling systems. Licensed low-voltage technicians and structured cabling installers are the typical end users for this product.

These patch cords are suited for use in data centers, telecom rooms, office environments, and any structured cabling installation requiring Cat6 connectivity. The 25-pack format is practical for new installations and service calls where multiple drops need to be dressed and terminated in a single visit. The blue jacket color supports color-coded cabling schemes common in enterprise and commercial environments.

Key Features

• Cat6 rated for structured cabling network applications
• Clear boot design allows visual verification of conductor seating at the plug
• Blue jacket supports color-coded cable management systems
• 25-pack quantity reduces per-unit cost for multi-drop installations
• Snag-resistant clear boot protects the locking tab during routing and service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard supply item for Cat6 structured cabling systems using RJ45 patch panels, keystone jacks, and network switches with standard 8P8C ports.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or structured cabling professionals in accordance with ANSI/TIA-568 cabling standards. Ensure patch panel and switch ports are free of debris before seating the connector. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius for Cat6 cable during routing to maintain signal integrity. Power to active equipment does not need to be removed to swap patch cords in most scenarios, but follow site-specific lockout procedures when working in live telecom rooms.