DOCTOR METAL
DOCTOR METAL Cat6 UTP network ethernet cable 3m Black
A 3 m Cat6 UTP patch cord with RJ45 plugs for gigabit wired connections
- TypeWireless
- Supports gigabit speeds with Cat6 UTP construction
- 3 m length fits typical desk or rack runs
- RJ45 plugs on both ends for universal device fit
- Unshielded design keeps the cable light and flexible
- Black jacket blends cleanly into home or office setups
Cat6 UTP cable for gigabit networks
This three-metre Cat6 unshielded patch cord terminates in RJ45 modular plugs and supports gigabit-class data rates for wired LAN connections. It is intended for home, office or vehicle setups that need a reliable copper link between routers, switches, PCs or other network devices.
Moulded strain relief and snagless plugs
The cable uses a flexible UTP construction with moulded boots that protect the latch during repeated insertion and removal. Its compact diameter keeps cable runs tidy in trunking, under desks or along skirting boards without adding bulk or catching on adjacent leads.
Ready to use with no extra parts
Both ends come pre-terminated so the cord works straight from the packet without crimping tools or separate connectors. The package includes only the single 3 m cable, so installers needing multiple lengths or colour-coded runs must order additional units separately.
Highlights
- Supports gigabit speeds with Cat6 UTP construction
- 3 m length fits typical desk or rack runs
- RJ45 plugs on both ends for universal device fit
- Unshielded design keeps the cable light and flexible
- Black jacket blends cleanly into home or office setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What category rating does this Cat6 cable meet for gigabit speeds?
It is built to the Cat6 standard, supporting gigabit Ethernet transmission over the 3 m length.
What connector type and cable construction does this patch cord use?
RJ45 modular plugs on both ends with unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) wiring.
How should the RJ45 plugs be seated to avoid a failed link?
Push each plug firmly into the port until the latch clicks; a partial insert causes intermittent connectivity.
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