DOCTOR METAL
DOCTOR METAL white network ethernet cable 20m
A 20 m white Cat6 UTP patch cord with RJ45 plugs for gigabit wired connections
- TypeWireless
- Cat6 UTP cable supports gigabit speeds over 20 m runs
- Unshielded twisted-pair design keeps signal stable without lag
- White jacket resists wear for long-term home or office use
- RJ45 modular plugs fit routers, switches and PCs directly
- 20 m length reaches across rooms without extra couplers
20 m Cat 6 UTP patch cord
This 20 metre unshielded Cat 6 patch cord terminates in RJ45 plugs and is finished in white. It provides a standard gigabit Ethernet link for routers, switches, PCs or any device with a wired network port. The cable is new and ready for immediate installation.
Home and office runs needing a simple wired link
Suits anyone extending a network to a desktop, smart TV, printer or access point where a single straight-through cable is all that is required. Builders who need shielded construction, outdoor-rated jackets or higher bandwidth headroom should look elsewhere.
Unshielded Cat 6 construction
The cable uses unshielded twisted-pair wiring rated to the Cat 6 class, so it supports gigabit speeds over the full 20 m length without additional grounding. This single specification determines whether the cord matches the installation environment.
Highlights
- Cat6 UTP cable supports gigabit speeds over 20 m runs
- Unshielded twisted-pair design keeps signal stable without lag
- White jacket resists wear for long-term home or office use
- RJ45 modular plugs fit routers, switches and PCs directly
- 20 m length reaches across rooms without extra couplers
Specifications
| Type | Wireless |
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Questions about this item
What is the length of the cable and what connector type does it use?
The cable is 20 metres long and uses RJ45 modular plugs on each end for standard Ethernet ports.
How do I install this cable and what common mistake should I avoid?
Plug each RJ45 connector firmly into the Ethernet port until it clicks; the common mistake is not pushing it in fully so the latch does not engage.
When might this cable need replacement?
Replace the cable if the RJ45 latch breaks, the jacket shows cuts or kinks, or you experience intermittent link lights and slow speeds.
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