Microconnect V-UTP60015-SLIM networking cable Grey 0.15 m Cat6 U/UTP (UTP)

The Microconnect V-UTP60015-SLIM RJ-45 Cat6 0.15 m Grey is a slim, high-quality networking cable designed for compact installations in IT racks and cabinets. With a length of 0.15 m and U/UTP construction, the cable supports data rates up to 10000 Mbit/s and is tested to 250 MHz, while remaining backward compatible with Cat5e and Cat5 standards. Its thin, flexible design improves accessibility for installers and contributes to better airflow inside enclosures.

Advantages

The slim Cat6 cable offers improved flexibility and reduced thickness compared with standard patch cables, allowing easier routing and switching in tight spaces. The cable's U/UTP design and quality RJ-45 connectors provide reliable connectivity, and the integrated snagless boot protects the connector when pulling the cable through confined installations. Reduced cable bulk also supports improved air circulation in racks, which can help lower equipment temperature and the risk of downtime.

Suitable for

• Patch panels and switch connections in crowded IT racks
• Short jumper connections in network cabinets and server rooms
• Applications requiring Cat6 performance in limited space

Key specifications

• Brand: MicroConnect
• Model / MPN: V-UTP60015-SLIM
• Length: 0.15 m
• Connector 1 / Connector 2: RJ-45 / RJ-45
• Cable type: U/UTP, Cat6
• Test frequency: up to 250 MHz (Cat6 standard)
• Data rate: up to 10000 Mbit/s
• Color: Grey
• Weight: 0.01 kg
• EAN: 5711783205210

How to use

Connect one RJ-45 end to the network port of a switch, patch panel or device and the other end to the corresponding port. Use the short 0.15 m length for tidy patching between adjacent ports. When routing the cable through tight spaces, guide the cable carefully and use the snagless boot to protect the connector from damage.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the Microconnect slim Cat6 cable for short in-rack patching and maintain minimal bend radius. Avoid excessive tension when pulling the cable through tight channels and keep cable runs as short as practical to preserve signal integrity.