Tripp Lite N204-S01-BL-RA Slim Cat6 Patch Cable 1 Foot

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N204-S01-BL-RA is a slim Cat6 patch cable designed for structured cabling installations where space and cable management are critical. The right-angle connector on one end allows cables to exit parallel to the panel or device face, reducing strain on ports and keeping cable runs flat against surfaces. The straight connector on the opposite end provides a standard termination. At 1 foot in length, this cable is suited for short patch bay runs, switch ports, and high-density rack environments where minimal slack is preferred.

This patch cable is used in enterprise network racks, server rooms, data centers, and telecommunications closets. Its slim profile allows higher port density in patch panels and switches without the bulk of standard Cat6 cables. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling installers typically deploy this cable for front-of-rack patching, structured cabling consolidation points, and any application where a right-angle exit reduces port stress and improves airflow management.

Key Features

• Right-angle connector on one end reduces port strain in tight rack and panel installations
• Slim cable design supports high-density patching without crowding adjacent ports
• 1-foot length minimizes cable slack in short patch runs
• Blue jacket provides visual identification in multi-cable environments
• Cat6 rated construction supports standard structured cabling performance requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard patch cable for use with Cat6-compatible patch panels, network switches, and structured cabling systems in enterprise and commercial environments.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage cabling installers and network technicians handle installation of patch cables in structured cabling systems. Installations in commercial buildings should follow TIA-568 cabling standards and applicable local codes. Insert the right-angle connector at the fixed-port end first to confirm proper seating before routing the cable. Avoid sharp bends beyond the minimum bend radius to maintain signal integrity.