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The INTELLINET 077-2045/3yl is a CAT 6A slim-boot patch cord designed for high-density network environments where cable management and sustained data throughput are critical. Built on 28 AWG stranded copper conductors with gold-plated RJ45 connectors, it supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet at the speeds and signal integrity that structured cabling installations demand. The 3.8-millimeter PVC jacket keeps the cable flexible and easy to route through tight spaces, and the snagless boot protects the connector latch during repeated insertions and removals. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling contractors rely on this cord for reliable daily performance in patch panels, switches, and distribution frames.
This patch cord is suited for residential, commercial, and office network installations where port density is high and bend radius is limited. The slim 3.8-millimeter outer diameter makes it a practical choice for densely populated patch panels and 1U switch ports where standard-diameter cables cause congestion. At 3 feet in length, it is sized for short hop connections between adjacent equipment in a rack or wall-mount enclosure. It is compatible with patch panels, network switches, and structured cabling systems conforming to current TIA-568 channel requirements.
Designed as a standard-replacement CAT 6A patch cord for use with patch panels, network switches, and structured cabling systems in residential, office, or commercial installations.
Low-voltage cabling technicians and network installers are the typical trades for this work. Before terminating or rerouting active patch cords, power down or logically disable the associated switch port to avoid unintended network disruption. Observe minimum bend radius guidelines per TIA-568 to maintain signal integrity. Do not cinch cable ties tightly around slim-jacket cords, as excessive compression can degrade transmission performance.
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