Collection: Network Patch Cables

A patch cable is a short Ethernet lead used to connect devices to routers, switches or wall sockets. For Gigabit home and office use, see our Cat6 Patch Cables.

For most home and office Gigabit networks, Cat6 is a solid choice. Higher grades add headroom for very high speeds. Browse the full Ethernet & Network Cables category to compare options.

Patch cables are simply shorter, flexible Ethernet leads made for connecting devices to ports. The underlying standard (Cat5e, Cat6, etc.) is the same as longer runs.

Measure the distance and add a little slack, but avoid excess coils. Shorter, well-sized leads keep your desk or rack tidy and easy to manage.

Colour doesn't affect performance, but it helps you organise and trace connections in a rack or busy setup. Pick colours that make your wiring easy to follow.

For very long runs or the highest speeds, fiber can be the better choice. See our Fiber Optic Cables; for typical device connections, copper patch cables are simpler and cheaper.

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