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DOCTOR METAL network ethernet cable Blue 10m
A 10 m Cat6 UTP patch cord with RJ45 plugs for gigabit wired networking
- TypeWireless
- Supports gigabit speeds with Cat6 UTP construction
- 10 metre length suits typical home and office runs
- Blue jacket makes the cable easy to identify
- Snagless RJ45 plugs protect the latch during moves
- Unshielded twisted-pair design keeps the cable light and flexible
10 m Cat6 UTP patch cable
This 10 metre Cat6 unshielded twisted-pair cable terminates in RJ45 modular plugs for standard gigabit Ethernet links. It suits home offices, small-business networks and any device with a wired network port. The blue jacket makes it easy to identify in a rack or behind a desk.
Thermals noise and power draw
Passive copper construction means no active cooling, zero fan noise and no power draw of its own. The supplier notes the cable does not get hot even after extended use, so it adds no thermal load to a cabinet or trunking run. Signal integrity is maintained without external power.
Upgrade path and fit
Replaces older Cat5 or Cat5e patch cords when a certified Cat6 link is required for gigabit speeds over 10 metres. The jump is worth it when existing cabling limits throughput or shows intermittent errors on 1 Gbps ports. It does not serve runs that need shielding, outdoor rating or lengths beyond the supplied 10 metres.
Highlights
- Supports gigabit speeds with Cat6 UTP construction
- 10 metre length suits typical home and office runs
- Blue jacket makes the cable easy to identify
- Snagless RJ45 plugs protect the latch during moves
- Unshielded twisted-pair design keeps the cable light and flexible
Specifications
| Type | Wireless |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the RJ45 plugs on this 10 m Cat6 cable and which step is often missed?
Push each RJ45 plug firmly into the port until the latch clicks; the step people miss is hearing that click, which confirms the lock is engaged.
What maintenance or replacement will this Cat6 patch cord need over time?
Inspect the RJ45 latches and boot covers periodically; replace the cord if a latch breaks or the jacket shows kinks that could affect the 10 m run.
What limit appears first on this unshielded Cat6 cable during sustained gigabit traffic?
The UTP construction offers no shielding, so alien crosstalk from adjacent cables becomes the first bottleneck on the 10 m link.
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