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DOCTOR METAL Blue 0.5m network ethernet cable
A 0.5 m Cat6 UTP patch cord with RJ45 plugs for gigabit wired connections
- TypeWireless
- Cat6 UTP cable rated for gigabit speeds up to 1 Gbps
- Blue 0.5 m patch cord keeps short runs tidy
- Unshielded twisted pair reduces crosstalk for stable transmission
- Snagless RJ45 connectors protect the clip during frequent moves
- Ready for routers, switches, PCs and other RJ45 devices
DOCTOR METAL Blue 0.5m Ethernet Cable
This unshielded Cat6 patch cord uses RJ45 modular plugs for wired gigabit network connections. The 0.5 metre length suits short runs between a computer and a router or switch. It is built for stable transmission in daily home or office use.
Suits desks needing a short, tidy link.
The half-metre cable keeps clutter low on a crowded bench or in a laptop bag. Buyers who need more storage distance between devices should look at longer cables. The compact form also fits commuting kits where space is tight.
Cat6 UTP rating decides fit
The cable meets Category 6 unshielded specifications for gigabit speeds. Confirm your ports accept standard RJ45 plugs before ordering. No other specification overrides this class rating for compatibility.
Highlights
- Cat6 UTP cable rated for gigabit speeds up to 1 Gbps
- Blue 0.5 m patch cord keeps short runs tidy
- Unshielded twisted pair reduces crosstalk for stable transmission
- Snagless RJ45 connectors protect the clip during frequent moves
- Ready for routers, switches, PCs and other RJ45 devices
Specifications
| Type | Wireless |
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Questions about this item
Will the 0.5 m Cat6 cable fit in the tight space behind my older desktop tower?
The 0.5 m length is designed for compact routing and the RJ45 plugs fit standard gigabit ports on legacy motherboards and switches.
How can I verify the cable is delivering a stable gigabit link after I plug it in?
Check the link LEDs on both ports — solid amber or green typically confirms a negotiated 1 Gbps connection with no errors.
Does the package include any cable ties or clips, or do I need to buy them separately?
The cable ships as a single finished patch cord with moulded RJ45 ends; organisers are not included and must be purchased separately.
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