ACT Blue 20 meter U/UTP CAT6A patch cable with RJ45 connectors

ACT Blue 20m U/UTP CAT6A RJ45 patch cable features full copper conductors and meets ANSI/TIA568-C2-1 performance requirements and CAT6A standard. The cable uses high-quality RJ45 connectors with gold plating to ensure stable conductivity and supports 10/100/1000Base-T(X) data transmission. With U/UTP construction and compliance with CPR Euroclass Eca, this 20 meter blue cable is suitable for structured copper networks and PoE applications.

Advantages

The cable’s full copper conductors provide better conductivity and heat dissipation compared with copper-clad alternatives, supporting reliable Power over Ethernet (PoE) operation. Compliance with ANSI/TIA and CAT6A standards ensures predictable performance for high-speed data links. Gold-plated RJ45 contacts reduce contact resistance and improve long-term signal stability. U/UTP construction helps reduce external interference in typical office and home environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, routers and patch panels in structured copper networks
• High-speed Ethernet links up to CAT6A performance
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) devices such as IP phones, cameras and access points
• Home and office network installations requiring a 20 m cable

Key specifications

• Length: 20 m
• Category: CAT6A
• Cable type: U/UTP
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45, gold-plated contacts
• Cabling technology: 10/100/1000Base-T(X)
• Conductor: full copper
• Colour: Blue
• CPR Euroclass: Eca

How to use

Plug one RJ45 connector into the network device (switch, router, patch panel) and the other into the target device. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and that cable routing avoids sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference. For permanent installations, secure the cable with appropriate clips or cable management to prevent strain on connectors.

Recommendations

For PoE devices, always use patch cables with full copper conductors—like this ACT CAT6A cable—to maintain power delivery and minimize heat. Avoid coiling the cable tightly; keep bend radius consistent with industry practice to preserve performance.