Tripp Lite N201-010-WH Cat6 Patch Cable 10 Feet White

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N201-010-WH is a Cat6 Ethernet patch cable designed for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential network environments. Terminated with RJ45 male connectors on both ends, this cable delivers reliable data transmission at Cat6 performance standards, supporting Gigabit Ethernet and higher-bandwidth applications. At 10 feet in length and finished in white, it suits clean, organized rack or wall-plate terminations where color coding and cable management matter. Network technicians and low-voltage installers use this cable to connect patch panels to switches, or workstations to wall jacks, in data rooms and telecommunications closets.

This patch cable is suited for horizontal and equipment-bay runs in office buildings, data centers, server rooms, and light commercial spaces. The 10-foot length works well for short equipment-to-panel connections inside racks or for desktop drops near wall outlets. The white jacket helps identify cable runs in environments where color-coded cabling standards are in use.

Key Features

• Cat6 performance supports Gigabit Ethernet and 550 MHz bandwidth applications
• RJ45 male connectors on both ends for standard patch panel and switch connections
• 10-foot length suitable for equipment bay and short horizontal runs
• White jacket supports color-coded cable management in structured cabling systems
• Sold individually, one cable per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Cat6 patch cable compatible with RJ45 ports on Ethernet switches, patch panels, routers, and network interface cards in structured cabling installations.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage installers and network technicians typically handle Cat6 patch cable installation as part of structured cabling work governed by TIA-568 standards. Ensure patch panel ports and switch ports are properly terminated before inserting the cable. Avoid sharp bends or kinks along the cable run that could degrade signal performance. Power down sensitive network equipment before making changes to live patch fields when the environment requires it.