This 14' Cat 6 550 MHz Snagless Patch Cable from Comprehensive is an Ethernet patch cable suitable for use in professional network installations. It features a male-to-male design, using standard gold-plated RJ45 connectors on each end. The cable's 550 MHz frequency greatly reduces loss when compared to standard 1000 MHz cable. It is suitable for use in Gigabit Ethernet networks.

Gold-Plated RJ45 Connectors    Snagless Boot    X-traflex Jacket    RoHS Compliant    UL Rated    Lifetime Warranty

Gold-plated RJ45 connectors

Cat 6 cable meets high-speed 550 MHz standard

Features 24 AWG stranded construction

Compliant with all Category 6 568B 2.1 Draft 9 TIA/EIA standards

Snagless boot design ensures easy installation

X-traflex jacket is strong and flexible

RoHS compliant

UL rated

Backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the cable more flexible than standard Cat6?

A: This cable is rated at the same or similar flexibility as standard Cat6.

Q: 2. What is the AWG of the pairs? Is it 23 or 24 awg? Are the wires stranded or solid? Are the wires 100% copper or some type of alloy?

A: The Tera Grand Premium Cat7 Double-Shielded 10Gb 600 MHz Cable (Black, 75') BH #TECAT770075K has 27 AWG and stranded tinned copper wires.

Q: 3. I have my router on top of my TV but I've not used my TV in 5 years and it's unplugged. Is the TV interfering with wifi signal? old TV/VCR combo

A: I am an electronics engineer. The TV if not powered is just dead weight. It interferes with nothing in that state - other than taking up room.

Q: 4. Does it have on and off switch? (I want to use these at my church for the TV's that are above the seating area... It wouldn't be very convenient to have turn them on and off if they do).

A: I use a wireless HDMI transmitter behind my projection screen; I plugged it into a remote-controllable plug that's compatible with Apple HomeKit and the Google equivalent.

Q: 5. Is the cable more flexible than standard Cat6?

A: The minimum bend radius for Cat5, Cat5e, and Cat6 is one inch. Any smaller than that can cause transmission failures.

Q: 6. What is the purpose of shielding?

A: Shielding is to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) that is generated from some equipment.

Q: 7. Would this particular Category 7 network cable be fully backwards compatible with Category 6, 6e and Catergory 5 network cable speeds?

A: It one word. Yes.

Q: 8. What is the gauge of the wire and are these solid or stranded?

A: Hi, these are 27 AWG stranded, tinned copper wires. Thank you for your question!

Q: 9. What connectors do you recommend for this cable? Should they be CAT6 specific?

A: We used Hubbell Cat6 Ethernet modules. You could use Cat5e - but why limit yourself.

Q: 10. Does anyone know what AGW number this cable is? I need at least AGW 26.

A: 24AGW