Ubiquiti u-cable-patch-1m-rj45 Unifi Cat 6 Patch Cable 1m

Product Description

The UBIQUITI u-cable-patch-1m-rj45 is a Cat 6 Ethernet patch cable engineered for structured network installations where space is limited. Part of the Ubiquiti UniFi UACC product series, this cable measures 1 meter in length and features a 3mm outer diameter with a flexible TPE plenum-rated jacket. The 30 AWG stranded copper conductors and snagless bendable RJ45 connectors on both ends allow techs to route cable through tight bends and congested patch panels without damaging the terminations. Network installers and low-voltage technicians rely on this cable for clean, high-density rack deployments.

This patch cable is suited for commercial and residential structured cabling environments where plenum-rated materials are required by code. The slim 3mm OD is specifically useful in high-density patch panel installations, equipment racks, and telecom closets where standard-diameter cables create congestion. Its 1-meter length targets short runs between adjacent switches, patch panels, and network devices in the same rack or enclosure.

Key Features

• Cat 6 rating supports Gigabit Ethernet and standard 10/100/1000 network device connections
• 30 AWG stranded copper conductors for flexibility in tight routing scenarios
• 3mm OD slim profile reduces cable bulk in high-density installations
• Plenum-rated TPE jacket meets code requirements for air-handling spaces
• Snagless bendable RJ45 connectors on both ends for use in confined spaces
• Unshielded construction suitable for standard structured cabling environments

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Cat 6 patch cable with RJ45 connectors on both ends, compatible with any network device or patch panel accepting RJ45 Cat 6 terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified network installer familiar with TIA-568 structured cabling standards. Verify that plenum-rated cabling is required by local building code before routing through air-handling spaces. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius of the cable during routing, and avoid sharp kinks that can degrade signal integrity. Power down or unplug connected network equipment before inserting or removing patch cables where hot-swap is not supported.