Black Box 6in CAT5e 350MHz Ethernet Patch Cable (Green)

Overview

The Black Box EVNSL82-06IN is a 6-inch Category 5e Ethernet patch cable designed to provide reliable Gigabit connectivity in tight spaces. With a tested frequency of 350 MHz, it supports 1 Gbps data transfer rates suitable for data, voice, video, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) applications. Its compact length and bright green jacket make it ideal for organizing crowded network racks and simplifying cable identification during maintenance or troubleshooting.

Key features

• Tested beyond standard Category 5e requirements to 350 MHz, ensuring stable and high-speed network performance
• Short 6-inch length reduces cable clutter and improves airflow in dense server environments
• 24 AWG stranded copper conductors offer flexibility for tight bends and durability for repeated moves
• 50-micron gold-plated contacts maintain consistent signal quality and resist corrosion
• Molded snagless boot protects the connector latch from catching on adjacent cables or ports during installation
• Connectors rated for up to 750 insertion and removal cycles, supporting long-term use
• Bright green jacket provides quick visual identification to separate different network segments or functions

Key specs

• Cable category: Category 5e
• Frequency rating: 350 MHz
• Data transfer speed: Up to 1 Gbps
• Length: 6 inches
• Conductor gauge and type: 24 AWG stranded copper
• Connector contacts: 50-micron gold-plated
• Connector durability: Rated for 750 insertion/extraction cycles
• Jacket color: Green

Connectivity and compatibility

This patch cable is compatible with any device or network equipment that supports Category 5e Ethernet connections, including switches, patch panels, PoE cameras, and network interface cards. Its short length is especially useful for linking closely spaced ports without excess slack, making it a practical choice for server closets, data centers, and bench setups.

Ideal uses and environments

The EVNSL82-06IN fits well in environments where space is limited and cable management is critical. Network administrators and installers will find it valuable for reducing clutter in racks, improving airflow, and simplifying troubleshooting through color-coded identification. It is a strong choice for temporary setups, PoE device connections, and any scenario requiring reliable, high-speed Ethernet links in compact spaces.