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This 20-meter yellow Connektgear CAT6 network cable is ideal for home and office users needing reliable, high-speed Ethernet connections for devices like PCs, servers, hubs, and patch panels. Its primary benefit is delivering up to 1 Gigabit per second data transfer at 250MHz, ensuring efficient network performance. A key consideration is its UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) construction, which is suitable for most environments but may require additional shielding in areas with high electromagnetic interference.
| Series | CAT6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 31-0200Y |
| Brand | connektgear |
CAT6 cables offer significantly higher performance than older standards, supporting data transfer speeds up to 1 Gigabit per second (Gbps) at a 250MHz frequency, which is crucial for modern high-speed networking needs.
This cable features LSZH jacketing, designed for indoor fire safety. It is not rated or designed for outdoor exposure to weather elements, UV radiation, or extreme temperatures.
Yes, CAT6 cables are backward compatible and will work with slower network speeds like 100Mbps. However, you will only achieve the maximum speed supported by the slowest component in your network chain.
UTP stands for Unshielded Twisted Pair. It means the cable consists of four pairs of wires twisted together without an additional metallic shield. This is standard for most home and office Ethernet cables.
The snagless design features a boot that protects the RJ45 connector's clip. This prevents the clip from breaking off when the cable is pulled through tight spaces or densely populated racks, ensuring the connector remains secure.
Stranded conductors, like those in this cable, are made of multiple thin wires twisted together. They offer greater flexibility, making the cable easier to route and install, especially for shorter runs or connections that require bending. Solid conductors are less flexible but can offer better performance over very long distances.
Ensure both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check that the cable is not damaged. Try a different network cable to rule out a faulty cable. Verify network settings on your devices.
Confirm the cable is a Cat6 standard and is connected to Cat6-rated ports on both devices. Check for any kinks or damage along the cable's length. Ensure there are no excessive patch panels or connectors in the line that could degrade the signal. Test with a shorter, known-good Cat6 cable.
Inspect the RJ45 connectors for damage or bent pins. Ensure the cable is not routed near sources of high electromagnetic interference (e.g., power cables, large motors). Try a different port on your router or switch.
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