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This 5-meter white Cat6 Ethernet extension cable by Kenable is designed for users needing to extend existing network connections. It offers Gigabit speed capabilities for PCs, TVs, IP cameras, and gaming consoles, providing a simple solution for relocating devices. A potential caveat is that achieving maximum speeds depends on the entire network infrastructure.
| Series | CAT6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 007014 |
| Brand | kenable |
This Cat6 cable is capable of supporting speeds up to 1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet). However, the actual speed achieved depends on the capabilities of your router, network switch, network adapter, and any other cables in your network chain.
This cable is designed for indoor use. Exposure to weather, UV, and extreme temperatures can damage the cable and affect its performance and lifespan.
Yes, this Cat6 cable is backward compatible with Cat5e and will work with older network equipment. It will operate at the speed supported by the slowest component in the link.
No, this cable is U/UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair). It is suitable for most standard home and office environments. For areas with significant electromagnetic interference, a shielded cable might be a better option.
AWG stands for American Wire Gauge. 26AWG indicates the thickness of the copper conductor. A lower AWG number means a thicker wire, which generally offers better conductivity and performance, especially over longer distances. 26AWG is typical for standard patch and extension cables.
No, this is an Ethernet cable for wired network connections. It does not extend Wi-Fi signals. It is used to connect devices directly to your router or network switch via an Ethernet port.
Verify that both ends of the extension cable are securely plugged in. Check that the existing Ethernet cable is functional by testing it without the extension. Ensure network devices are powered on and configured correctly. Try a different port on your router or switch.
Ensure the entire network path (router, switches, other cables) supports Gigabit speeds. Check for physical damage to the extension cable or connectors. Reduce the number of active devices on the network to isolate the issue. In environments with high electromagnetic interference, consider shielded cables if issues persist.
Confirm that you are using an RJ45 connector. Ensure the clip on the connector is not broken and is oriented correctly for insertion. Do not force the connector; it should slide in smoothly.
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