connektgear CAT6 Network Cable - 1.5M - Red


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Connektgear Red 1.5M Rj45 Cat6 Utp Stranded Flush Moulded Ls0h Network Cab
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This connektgear CAT6 network cable is ideal for home and office users needing a reliable connection for networking devices, servers, or PCs. Its 1.5-meter length and red color make it easy to identify for specific network runs. While it offers excellent performance for its category, ensure your network infrastructure supports CAT6 speeds for optimal results.
| Series | CAT6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 31-0015R |
| Brand | connektgear |
CAT6 cables offer higher bandwidth and better performance than CAT5e, supporting higher frequencies (up to 250 MHz) and Gigabit Ethernet speeds with reduced crosstalk. This makes them more suitable for demanding network applications.
No, this is a U/UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cable. It offers standard protection but is less resistant to electromagnetic interference (EMI) than shielded cables (like STP or FTP).
While this cable can pass PoE, the UTP design and 24AWG conductor size are generally suitable for standard PoE devices. For high-power PoE applications, shielded cables and thicker gauge wires are often recommended to prevent overheating.
A stranded conductor is made up of multiple thin strands of copper twisted together. This makes the cable more flexible and durable for applications where it will be moved or flexed, compared to solid conductors used in permanent installations.
LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) jackets are designed to emit less smoke and no toxic halogens when burned. This improves safety in enclosed spaces like data centers, public buildings, or homes where air quality is a concern during a fire.
Yes, CAT6 cables are backward compatible with CAT5e ports. However, the connection will operate at the speed and capabilities of the slower CAT5e standard.
Ensure the cable is disconnected from all devices. Gently wipe the metal contacts on the RJ45 connector with a dry, lint-free cloth. Avoid using liquids or abrasive materials.
Ensure both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check if the network adapter on your device is enabled. Try a different network cable to rule out cable failure.
Verify that your network infrastructure (router, switch) supports Gigabit Ethernet and CAT6 standards. Ensure the cable is not damaged and is fully seated. Check for other network congestion issues.
Inspect the cable for visible damage, especially around the connectors and boot. Ensure the cable is not routed near strong sources of electromagnetic interference. Try replacing the cable.
Check the integrity of the connector tab and the corresponding clip on the port. The snagless boot might be obstructing the clip; try gently manipulating it. If damaged, the cable may need replacement.
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