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DOCTOR METAL Cat6 UTP network ethernet cable Black 15m
A 15 m Cat6 UTP patch cable with RJ45 plugs for wired gigabit network connections
- TypeWireless
- Supports gigabit speeds with Cat6 UTP construction
- 15 metre length fits most home and office runs
- RJ45 modular plugs ensure wide device compatibility
- Unshielded design keeps the cable light and flexible
- Black jacket resists wear for lasting daily use
15-metre Cat6 UTP patch cord
This 15-metre Cat6 unshielded twisted-pair cable terminates in RJ45 modular plugs for wired gigabit Ethernet links. It suits home offices, small-business networks and any device with a standard RJ45 port. The black jacket keeps cable runs discreet along skirting boards or through trunking.
Thermals noise and power
The passive copper construction draws no external power and generates no audible noise during operation. Conductor temperature remains unchanged even after extended data transfers, so the cord stays cool to the touch in typical indoor environments. No active cooling or power adapter is required.
Bundled accessories and software
No additional connectors, cable ties or management clips are supplied with the cable. There is no configuration utility, driver package or firmware to install; the link negotiates speed automatically on connection. The product ships as a single ready-to-use patch cord.
Highlights
- Supports gigabit speeds with Cat6 UTP construction
- 15 metre length fits most home and office runs
- RJ45 modular plugs ensure wide device compatibility
- Unshielded design keeps the cable light and flexible
- Black jacket resists wear for lasting daily use
Specifications
| Type | Wireless |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 15 m Cat6 UTP cable and what step is often missed?
Route the cable, then press each RJ45 plug firmly into its port until the latch clicks; the step people skip is verifying both latches are fully seated.
What maintenance or replacement will this cable need over time?
Inspect the boot and jack for cracks after moves; replace the patch cord if the latch breaks or conductors fray.
What limit appears first under sustained heavy traffic?
The Cat6 rating caps throughput at 1 Gbit/s, so sustained transfers will hit that bandwidth ceiling before any thermal issue arises.
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