5-Foot Cat6 Snagless Ethernet Patch Cable for Gigabit Network Connections The C2G 31344 is a 5-foot Cat6 snagless unshielded (UTP) Ethernet patch cable with RJ45 male-to-male connectors for Gigabit and Fast Ethernet network connections. The cable meets all Cat6 TIA/EIA standards with bonded pair construction that maintains twist spacing right to the termination point, reducing Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) and improving signal integrity. High-quality copper conductors deliver reliable data transfer for bandwidth-intensive voice, data, and video applications. The molded snagless boot prevents cable snags during installation and provides strain relief at the connector. Green jacket for easy identification in color-coded network installations. 0.13 lb. Lifetime limited warranty from C2G. Where the C2G 31344 Fits Network racks, patch panels, and switch connections that need short, reliable Cat6 patch cables for Gigabit Ethernet where the 5-foot length provides a clean run between adjacent rack-mounted equipment Desktop workstation connections to wall jacks or switches that need Cat6 performance for bandwidth-intensive applications where bonded pair construction and Cat6 TIA/EIA compliance ensure consistent Gigabit speeds IT departments and network installers who color-code cable runs and need a green Cat6 patch cable with snagless boots where the molded boot prevents connector damage during installation and removal in dense cable environments What the C2G 31344 Delivers Cat6 TIA/EIA Compliant: Meets all Category 6 standards with bonded pair construction for reduced crosstalk and improved signal integrity. Snagless Boot: Molded boot prevents cable snags during installation and provides strain relief at the RJ45 connector. Copper Conductors: High-quality copper cable minimizes Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) for reliable Gigabit Ethernet performance. 5-Foot Length: RJ45 male-to-male UTP patch cable in green. 0.13 lb. Lifetime Warranty: C2G 31344 backed by a lifetime limited warranty. What Do Ethernet Cable Colors Mean? Ethernet cable colors have no effect on performance or compatibility. Every color carries the same signal at the same speed. Network administrators use color coding to organize cable runs by function, such as green for desktop connections, blue for server links, and yellow for PoE devices. Choosing a consistent color scheme across an installation makes troubleshooting faster because you can trace a cable's purpose at a glance without following it end to end.
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