New Ethernet 30m

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• Cat6 is designed to handle higher data transfer speeds and frequencies than Cat5e cables. This cable supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds (up to 1 Gbps) and can even support 10 Gigabit Ethernet (up to 55 meters).

• With a frequency rating of up to 250 MHz, Cat6 cables are ideal for high-bandwidth applications, including streaming, gaming, and large file transfers.

• The cable is constructed with full copper wires (not copper-clad aluminum, CCA), which ensures better conductivity and reduced signal loss compared to cheaper cables that use aluminum. Full copper wiring improves overall network stability and performance, especially over longer distances.

• Full copper cables provide more consistent high-speed performance, especially for data-heavy applications.

• The 30-meter length is ideal for connecting devices that are located further apart, such as a router to a computer, gaming console, or network switch in larger rooms or offices.

• This cable is perfect for home networks, office spaces, and business environments where you need more flexibility in cable length without losing performance.

• The cable comes in a grey color, which is neutral and typically blends in well in most environments. The color also helps with organization, especially in areas with multiple cables running together.

• The grey jacket is made of durable PVC, which protects the internal copper wires from physical damage.

• Cat6 cables are designed for high-speed data transfer, supporting 1 Gbps Ethernet connections and even 10 Gbps speeds (for shorter distances of up to 55 meters).

• Ideal for applications requiring high bandwidth, such as streaming HD or 4K video, large file transfers, and online gaming, where low latency and fast response times are critical.

• The Cat6 cable is backward compatible with Cat5 and Cat5e standards, meaning it can work with older devices and networking equipment that support these older standards.

• This makes it versatile for users upgrading their network while still utilizing older devices or equipment.

• Cat6 cables feature twisted pairs of wires to reduce crosstalk (interference between the wires inside the cable) and minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) from external sources.

• The cable is equipped with RJ45 connectors, the most common and standard connector for Ethernet cables. These connectors are used in a variety of devices, including routers, modems, switches, computers, gaming consoles, and smart TVs.

• The RJ45 connectors ensure a solid connection and high-speed data transfer.