Product Overview
CommScope GigaSPEED XL RJ45 Ethernet Patch Cable, 1074E U/UTP 24 AWG
Condition
Unused new old stock (NOS) in sealed manufacturer packaging. Markings legible: CPC3312-09F006, GS8E-YW6, SYSTIMAX-D 1074E 4/24. Sold each.
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Product Overview
CommScope Systimax GigaSPEED XL patch cords provide high-performance copper interconnects for Category 6 network infrastructure. Manufactured with Systimax 1074E four-pair stranded copper cordage, this 6-foot cable connects patch panels, network switches, and workstation outlets with reliable signal integrity.
Key Features
- Category 6 U/UTP (unshielded twisted pair) construction
- Factory-terminated 8P8C RJ45 modular plugs on both ends
- 4-pair 24 AWG stranded copper conductors for flexible cabinet and rack routing
- 6 ft (1.8 m) length for standard rack cross-connects
- Yellow CM rated PVC jacket for easy circuit tracing and cable management
- Built with CommScope SYSTIMAX 1074E cordage
Applications
- Connecting server rack patch panels to active Ethernet switches during network installation
- Patching workstation wall jacks to desktop computers, VoIP phones, and network equipment
- Routing clean network connections across maker workbenches, lab test benches, and home server setups
Frequently Asked Questions
What wiring scheme does this patch cord use?
CommScope Systimax GS8E modular cords use the standard T568B commercial wiring pinout on both RJ45 terminations.
Is this cable rated for plenum ceiling installations?
No. The cable jacket carries a UL CM rating for general-purpose in-wall and rack patching, not a CMP plenum rating.
Will this Category 6 patch cord work with Gigabit and Fast Ethernet equipment?
Yes. Category 6 cable is backward compatible with Category 5e and Category 5 standards and connects directly to standard RJ45 ports. Larger orders lower the price per piece; the price-break table on this page has the details.
High-speed copper in bright yellow means you can trace a critical uplink without digging through a tangled rack. Plug it in, watch the link lights come up, and move on to the next run.
