Tripp Lite N201-004-GN Cat6 Snagless Patch Cable

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N201-004-GN is a Cat6 snagless molded patch cable designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential network environments. The molded strain-relief boots protect the RJ45 connectors from cable stress and help maintain reliable termination integrity over the life of the installation. The snagless boot design prevents the locking tab from catching on other cables or panels during routing and removal, reducing connector damage during service calls. This patch cable is suited for use by network technicians, low-voltage installers, and IT infrastructure professionals working on data runs, patch panel connections, and switch ports.

This cable is used in Cat6 horizontal and patching applications, including server rooms, telecommunications closets, and workstation drops. It is appropriate for both new construction structured cabling and retrofit or upgrade work where Cat6 performance is required. The green jacket color allows for color-coded cable management by circuit type or zone, which is common practice in organized data center and IDF environments.

Key Features

• Cat6 rated construction for Gigabit Ethernet and high-speed data transmission
• Snagless molded boot protects the RJ45 locking tab during installation and removal
• Strain-relief molding at each connector end reduces stress on the termination
• Green jacket supports color-coded patch panel and switch port organization
• RJ45 connectors on both ends for standard patch panel and network device connections

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch cable for use with Cat6 patch panels, network switches, and RJ45 wall jacks in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage installers and network technicians typically install patch cables as part of structured cabling termination or moves, adds, and changes. No tools are required for standard patch cable connections. Power down or disconnect active equipment at the port level when replacing cables in live environments where disruption is a concern. Route cables through cable managers or lacing bars to avoid tension on the connectors.