Nedis 30m CAT6 RJ45 Network Cable - Grey | 422951
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Product Description
Thirty metres of CAT6, for getting a wired connection to the other end of the house
The Nedis 422951 is a 30 metre CAT6 network cable with moulded RJ45 plugs at both ends, in grey. Thirty metres is the length you reach for when the router is in the hall and the thing that needs a stable connection is upstairs, in the attic conversion or out in the garage.
Long enough for a whole house run
Thirty metres covers most domestic runs, including up a stairwell, along a loft or out to an outbuilding, without joining two cables together.
CAT6 performance
CAT6 supports gigabit networking with headroom, so the cable will not be what limits the connection no matter how fast your broadband gets.
Beats Wi-Fi at distance
Thirty metres and a few walls is exactly where Wi-Fi gives up. A cable does not care about either.
Standard RJ45 at both ends
Plugs straight into any router, switch, console, smart TV, desktop or access point.
Grey jacket
Less conspicuous than white against a skirting board or a wall.
Features
- CAT6 network cable
- 30 metre length
- RJ45 male to RJ45 male
- Supports gigabit networking
- Suitable for routers, switches, consoles, smart TVs and desktop computers
- Round PVC jacket
- Grey finish
Specifications
Cable category
CAT6
Connectors
RJ45 (8P8C) male to RJ45 (8P8C) male
Length
30 metres
Construction
U/UTP
Jacket
Round PVC
Colour
Grey
Product code
422951
EAN
5412810422951
Package Contents
Nedis 30m CAT6 network cable x1
Warranty: 2 Years* *Item may require registration with the manufacturer to avail of this warranty length
FAQ
How long is it?
Thirty metres, which covers most whole-house runs including up a stairwell or out to a garage.
Will it work with my router?
Yes. RJ45 is the universal network connector, so it fits any router, switch, games console, smart TV, desktop PC or access point.
Is it fast enough for my broadband?
Yes. CAT6 supports gigabit networking, which is well beyond what domestic broadband delivers.
Why use a cable instead of Wi-Fi?
At thirty metres and through a few walls, Wi-Fi is usually struggling. A wired run gives the same speed at the far end of the house as at the router.
Can I run it under a carpet or along a skirting board?
It has a round PVC jacket, so it routes along skirting boards and through cable clips in the normal way.
What colour is it?
Grey, which tends to disappear against walls and skirting better than white.
Does it need any configuration?
No. Plug it into both devices and the connection is made.