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Key Features
- Cat6 network cable with RJ45 connector and anti-kink sleeve high-quality copper conductor in black.
- High data transmission rate reliable secure and insensitive to interference.
- The optimal transmission speed of up to 10 Gbit/s through a maximum operating frequency of 250 MHz.
- Total bandwidth can be utilized to send and receive mode (duplex operation).
- Connects a computer to a printer router switch box or other network components in a wired Local Area Network (LAN). Share server files use a network printer stream audio or videos link computers through a network switch and more.
Description
Cablesson‚ came into existence in the world-renowned city of‚ Oxford United Kingdom‚ and is led by a team of young tech-loving and innovative individuals. We are premier manufacturers of high-quality HIGH DEFINITION cables components and accessories for consumer electronics products. As a result, we continuously strive to give you the best combination of a valuable product and impeccable customer service.
Our‚ Cablesson Cat6 UTP ethernet networking cables‚ provide a fast and reliable wired internet or network connection between computers laptops games consoles routers switches and more. These premium networking leads will never let you down. The high data transmission rate of‚ our Cablesson product‚ ensures an optimal transmission speed of up to 10 Gbit/s through a maximum operating frequency of 250 MHz at a potential cable length of up to 100 meters. Duplex operation means that the entire bandwidth can be utilized to full capacity in both send and receive mode.
- Compatible with all other ethernet category standards.
- Strong and durable construction. UTP - Unshielded Twisted Pair.
- Flexible and easy to work with.
- suitable for home networks Switch Modem Router PatchPannel.
- Lengths Available:‚ 1.64 to 32.81 feet (0.5 to 10 Metres).
- 2 Years (24 Months) warranty.
- Designed in Oxford.
