Wirepath WP-PC-C6TR-1-WHT-5PK CAT6 Patch Cable 1ft White 5pk

Product Description

The WIREPATH WP-PC-C6TR-1-WHT-5PK is a five-pack of Category 6 Ethernet patch cables, each measuring 1 foot in length and finished in white. These short-run patch cables are designed for structured cabling environments where clean, organized connections between closely spaced equipment are required. CAT6-rated cabling supports Gigabit Ethernet and reduces crosstalk compared to lower-category cables. Each cable ships ready to install, with terminated connectors on both ends. Network installers, low-voltage technicians, and AV integrators commonly use short patch cables like these for rack and panel work.

These 1-foot patch cables are well suited for data closets, server racks, patch panel installations, and network equipment bays where port-to-port or panel-to-switch runs are tight. The white jacket color aids in color-coded cable management schemes. They are appropriate for residential structured wiring installations as well as light commercial network builds where CAT6 performance is specified.

Key Features

• CAT6-rated for Gigabit Ethernet performance and reduced crosstalk
• 1-foot length keeps rack and panel wiring tight and organized
• White jacket supports color-coded cable management
• Pre-terminated connectors on both ends — install-ready out of the package
• Five cables per pack for stocking patch panel or equipment bay runs

Compatibility

Designed as standard CAT6 patch cables compatible with RJ45 ports on network switches, patch panels, routers, and other Ethernet-enabled equipment conforming to CAT6 wiring standards.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage technicians and network installers typically handle patch cable termination and rack dressing. No special tools are required for pre-terminated patch cables — simply seat the RJ45 connector fully into the port until it clicks. Observe bend radius minimums when routing cables in tight spaces to avoid degrading signal performance. Follow applicable structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes when designing and labeling patch panel layouts.