Wirepath WP-PC-C6TR-3-BLK-5PK CAT6 Patch Cable 3ft Black 5pk

Product Description

The WIREPATH WP-PC-C6TR-3-BLK-5PK is a five-pack of CAT6 Ethernet patch cables in black, each measuring 3 feet in length. CAT6 patch cables support Gigabit Ethernet and are rated for 550 MHz bandwidth performance, making them a standard choice for structured cabling installations in commercial and residential networks. These cables are used to connect network switches, patch panels, routers, and end devices. The black jacket color is commonly specified for equipment-room and rack installations where color-coded cable management is in use. Each pack contains five cables, reducing per-unit cost for bulk installations.

These patch cables are suited for low-voltage network installations in commercial offices, server rooms, data closets, and residential structured wiring panels. They work as equipment cords connecting patch panels to switch ports, or as device drops from wall plates to computers, VoIP phones, and access points. The 3-foot length is a standard choice for short rack-to-rack or panel-to-switch runs. The five-pack quantity is practical for installers stocking a service vehicle or completing a multi-port install in a single visit.

Key Features

• CAT6-rated construction supports Gigabit Ethernet network connections
• 3-foot length suited for short equipment-room and rack runs
• Black jacket for integration into color-coded cable management systems
• Five cables per pack for efficient multi-port installations
• Standard RJ45 connectors on both ends for universal compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as a standard CAT6 patch cable for use with RJ45-equipped network switches, routers, patch panels, and end devices in structured cabling systems.

Installation Notes

CAT6 patch cables are installed by low-voltage technicians and network cabling professionals. No tools are required for standard plug-and-play connections, though a cable tester is recommended to verify continuity and wiring after installation. Avoid sharp bends, kinks, or routing near high-voltage conductors, which can degrade signal performance. Installations in commercial environments may be subject to local low-voltage cabling codes and TIA-568 structured cabling standards.