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DOCTOR METAL Cat6 UTP network ethernet cable white 8m
Cat6 UTP patch cord with RJ45 plugs for gigabit wired connections, 8 m white
- TypeWireless
- Cat6 UTP supports gigabit networking speeds
- Unshielded twisted-pair design reduces crosstalk
- White 8 m length suits home or office runs
- RJ45 plugs connect routers, PCs and switches
- Durable jacket resists wear for long-term use
Doctor Metal Cat6 UTP Cable 8 m
This white Cat6 unshielded twisted-pair patch cord carries RJ45 connectors and is sold new in an eight-metre length. It is built for gigabit Ethernet links between computers, routers, switches and other wired network gear. The cable suits home, office or temporary installations where a reliable wired connection is preferred.
Ideal for fixed wired links.
The cord fits users who want a stable, lag-free gigabit connection without the variability of Wi-Fi. It is not suited for anyone needing a wireless link, a shielded cable for noisy environments, or a different length than the fixed eight metres provided. Buyers who require PoE power delivery or outdoor-rated jacketing should look at other products.
Category 6 unshielded construction
The single specification that decides suitability is the Cat6 UTP rating, which supports gigabit speeds over the full eight-metre run. No other cable category or shielding type is offered with this item.45
Highlights
- Cat6 UTP supports gigabit networking speeds
- Unshielded twisted-pair design reduces crosstalk
- White 8 m length suits home or office runs
- RJ45 plugs connect routers, PCs and switches
- Durable jacket resists wear for long-term use
Specifications
| Type | Wireless |
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Questions about this item
What physical space is needed to route the 8 m white Cat6 UTP cable?
The 8 m length requires enough clearance to run the cable between devices without sharp bends; the white jacket is flexible for routing along skirting boards or through trunking.
How is the cable installed, and what step is often missed?
Simply push each RJ45 plug into the Ethernet port until it clicks; the step people miss is verifying the latch engages fully so the connection stays secure.
What maintenance or replacement will this cable need later?
Inspect the plugs and jacket periodically for wear; replace the cable if the clip breaks, the conductors are exposed, or signal drops appear.
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