Tripp Lite N204-S07-BL-DN Slim Cat6 Patch Cable 7 Ft

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N204-S07-BL-DN is a 7-foot slim Cat6 patch cable designed for structured network installations where space and cable management are primary concerns. The cable features a 90-degree downward-angle boot on one end and a 180-degree straight boot on the other, allowing clean routing in tight rack environments, patch panels, and dense switch installations. The slim-profile design reduces bundle diameter compared to standard Cat6 cables, making it well suited for high-density environments where airflow and visibility matter. Network technicians and structured cabling professionals install this cable in data centers, server rooms, and enterprise network closets.

This cable is designed for horizontal patch runs in rack-mounted network equipment installations. The angled boot configuration is especially practical when routing cables downward from a patch panel or switch port into a cable management tray, reducing strain on the connector and keeping runs orderly. The 7-foot length covers common mid-rack to mid-rack or panel-to-switch spans without excess slack. It is appropriate for both new installations and retrofit work in existing enterprise network infrastructure.

Key Features

• 90-degree downward-angle boot reduces bend stress at patch panel and switch ports
• 180-degree straight boot on opposite end for flexible termination
• Slim Cat6 construction decreases cable bundle diameter for improved airflow in dense racks
• 7-foot length suits standard rack-to-rack and panel-to-switch patch runs
• Blue jacket for color-coded network organization

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style patch cable compatible with standard Cat6 and Cat5e keystone jacks, patch panels, and RJ45 switch ports in enterprise and commercial network environments.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by network technicians and structured cabling professionals. Orient the 90-degree angled end toward the port where downward cable routing is required before seating the connector to avoid stress on the boot. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable during routing, and avoid pinching the jacket under cable ties. Installations in commercial environments should follow TIA-568 cabling standards where applicable.