Network Cables

8P8C shielded LAN coupler RJ-45F to RJ-45F connectors Category 6A compatible

cat6 cca patch lead

PP6U-5M UTP Cat6 Patch cord, grey, 5 m Perfect connection Gold plated contacts

Gembird is recommended worldwide for quality and affordability

CAT6 stranded unshielded (UTP) patch cord, 8P8C Snagless boots

Perfect connection Gold plated contacts

CAT6 stranded unshielded (UTP) patch cord, 8P8C Snagless boots

This innovative RJ45 8P8C connector simplifies twisted pair terminations by allowing the wires to be inserted through the connector completely and out the front. This allows users to easily verify the proper wiring order. Because this also allows to tightly pull the connector down over the cable jacket, it seats more tightly in the rear of the connector as well. This reduces the distance between the wire twists and contacts and improves performance.

Modular plug 8P8C for solid LAN cable, CAT5, UTP, 50 pcs per bag

From the outside, Cat 6 cables look identical to Cat 5 and Cat 5e cables. They use the same RJ45 connectors and are backward-compatible with Cat 5/5e Ethernet networks. Internally, Cat 6 cables retain the same "twisted pair" wiring scheme with eight internal wires. The primary difference between Cat 6 and Cat 5 is that Cat 6 operates at 250 MHz, while Cat 5 and 5e operate at 100 MHz. The higher frequency enables Cat 6 cables to transfer data more quickly.

CAT6 stranded unshielded (UTP) patch cord, 8P8C Snagless boots

Perfect connection Dual shielded - for a reliable connection Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) jacket Gold plated contacts

Patch lead 20m BC

cat 6 305 roll

TapeCom UTP CAT6 24AWG 305m CCA Black Outdoor

High-Performance data cable ,application structured cabling, CCTV system , Alarm system , Telecom project etc. Exceeds TIA/EIA-568B.2,ISO/IEC 11801 , ETL listed. 100Base-TX,100Base-T2 and 100Base-T4 standard. Can be used for voice, integrated service data network (ISDN). Long transmission distance, small transmission loss, wear resistance, resistance to pressure

Cat 5e cables operate on the same 100 MHz frequency as Cat 5 and have the same maximum length of 100 meters before requiring a router or powered signal booster. The primary difference between the two standards is that Cat 5 is only rated for 100 Mbps networks, while Cat 5e supports 1,000 Mbps networks.