Networking cable LOGON Cat6 UTP 7 m, RJ-45 to RJ-45, Yellow

LOGON Cat6 UTP networking cable, 7 m in length, with RJ-45 connectors on both ends and a yellow outer jacket for clear identification. This cable is built to the Cat6 standard for use in Gigabit Ethernet networks over unshielded twisted pair and provides consistent performance for wired connections between routers, switches, computers and other network devices in home or office settings.

Advantages

The cable uses four twisted pairs of 26 AWG stranded conductors and a 100 Ohm characteristic impedance to support data transmission up to 250 MHz. Both ends feature RJ‑45 plugs with boots that include kink protection and strain relief to reduce connector stress and prolong cable life. The yellow jacket improves cable management and quick visual identification in patch panels or crowded installations.

Suitable for

• Gigabit Ethernet connections between switches, routers and computers
• Structured cabling in small offices and home networks
• Patch cable runs in patch panels and rack-mounted equipment
• Temporary or permanent network links where visual identification is needed

Key specifications

• Category: Cat6 UTP
• Length: 7 m
• Conductor: 4 x 2 AWG 26/7 stranded twisted pairs
• Characteristic impedance: 100 Ohm
• Bandwidth: 250 MHz
• Connectors: RJ‑45 male to RJ‑45 male
• Connector features: boot with kink protection and strain relief
• Color: Yellow
• Pair configuration: unshielded twisted pair (UTP)

How to use

Connect one RJ‑45 plug to the network device (router, switch or computer) and the other plug to the corresponding port on the target device. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until they click to establish a secure electrical and mechanical connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from high‑voltage power lines to minimize electromagnetic interference. The boot with kink protection helps maintain correct bend radius near the connector.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use this Cat6 UTP cable for horizontal and patch cabling up to its specified length and bandwidth. Avoid exceeding the recommended bend radius, and avoid running the cable in direct contact with power cables or sources of strong interference. Color‑coded cables like this yellow version help maintain organized cable runs and simplify identification during maintenance or upgrades.