C2G Cat6 75ft Snagless Unshielded Ethernet Patch Cable (Gray)

The C2G 31360 is a 75 foot Category 6 Ethernet patch cable that delivers reliable network connectivity across longer runs. It meets TIA/EIA Cat6 specifications, so it can move data, voice, and video at Gigabit speeds without the signal drop-off that shorter-grade cables sometimes introduce.

Inside the gray jacket are bonded pairs that keep the twist spacing intact all the way to the termination point. This design helps reduce near-end crosstalk and maintains a clear, stable channel up to 550 MHz. Pure copper conductors provide solid signal integrity, while standard RJ45 connectors ensure broad compatibility with switches, routers, computers, access points, and other networked gear.

The molded snagless boot covers the connector latch, preventing it from catching on equipment or other cables during installation. It also adds strain relief, which helps the cable handle bends and pulls in tight spaces or crowded racks.

A 75 foot span is long enough to cross a conference room, reach the opposite wall of a classroom, or travel from a basement router to a living-room media center. Home users can rely on it for gaming consoles, smart TVs, and streaming boxes. In small offices and server rooms, it is well suited for patching switches, linking VoIP phones, or extending a workgroup’s wired backbone when Wi-Fi is not an option.

Because this cable follows industry standards and uses widely available connectors, it drops into existing networks with no special configuration. Color-coding options also make it easier to identify individual links when you are managing multiple lines in a rack or wall plate.

Highlights:

• 75 foot reach covers large rooms, open offices, and long wall runs
• Snagless boot shields the RJ45 latch and adds strain relief during pulls
• Unshielded twisted pair design with bonded pairs minimizes crosstalk
• Standard RJ45 connectors work with routers, switches, computers, and more
• Supports bandwidth up to 550 MHz for Gigabit data, voice, and video traffic