DOCTOR METAL
DOCTOR METAL network ethernet cable white 0.5m
A 0.5 m white Cat6 UTP patch cord with RJ45 plugs for gigabit Ethernet connections
- TypeWireless
- Cat6 UTP patch cord for gigabit wired links
- White 0.5 m length keeps desk runs tidy
- RJ45 modular plugs fit standard network ports
- Unshielded design suits typical home and office use
- Supplied new in manufacturer packaging
Network cable Cat6 UTP 0.5 m
This 0.5 m Cat6 unshielded patch cord uses RJ45 plugs for wired gigabit Ethernet links. It suits home, office or vehicle setups where a short, tidy connection between a router, switch or wall port and a computer is needed.
Check port type and required length
Verify that both endpoints accept standard RJ45 connectors and that half a metre covers the distance without tension. The cable is unshielded, so keep it clear of strong electrical noise sources such as power bricks or fluorescent ballasts.
White jacket and compact coil
The white PVC sheath makes the cord easy to spot in a crowded rack or desk grommet. Its short length coils neatly for storage in a laptop bag or vehicle console, reducing clutter when the link is temporary.
Highlights
- Cat6 UTP patch cord for gigabit wired links
- White 0.5 m length keeps desk runs tidy
- RJ45 modular plugs fit standard network ports
- Unshielded design suits typical home and office use
- Supplied new in manufacturer packaging
Specifications
| Type | Wireless |
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Questions about this item
Is the 0.5 m Cat6 UTP cable supplied with RJ45 plugs already fitted, or must I buy connectors separately?
The cable is a finished patch cord with RJ45 modular plugs on both ends, so no extra connectors are needed.
Should I choose the 0.5 m length or a longer version for a desktop-to-router link?
Pick the 0.5 m version only if the devices sit close together; longer runs need a longer cable.
Will the gigabit-rated Cat6 cable actually deliver 1 Gbps throughput on my home network?
It supports gigabit speeds, but real throughput depends on the router, NIC, and overall network conditions.
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