Extension Kit - CAT6a

No, the included CAT6a Ethernet cable is specifically designed for indoor installations and is not suitable for outdoor use.

This CAT6a kit is capable of supporting network speeds up to 10Gbps, provided your connected devices and network infrastructure also support these speeds.

The included face plates feature a tool-less design, which simplifies the termination process and typically does not require specialized tools beyond basic cable preparation.

LSZH stands for Low Smoke Zero Halogen. Cables with this rating emit less smoke and fewer toxic halogens when exposed to fire, making them safer for indoor environments.

Yes, this CAT6a extension kit is backward compatible with CAT6 and CAT5e standards, though you will be limited to the maximum speed supported by the lower category cable.

The cable uses 23 AWG pure copper wire, with a diameter of 0.251mm².

Yes, the kit includes two CAT6a shielded face plates and two 47mm surface mount back boxes with screws and cable ties for installation.

Verify that all 8 cores are correctly terminated in the correct order on both face plates according to the TIA/EIA-568-B standard. Ensure standard CAT6a cables are used for connections to devices. Use a network tester to check for continuity and correct pairing.

Check for potential interference from unshielded components or nearby power cables. Ensure the shielding on the cable and face plates is intact and properly connected. Re-terminate the cable ends if connections appear loose or improperly seated.

Ensure the cable's outer jacket and shielding are stripped correctly without nicking the internal wires. Refer to the face plate's specific instructions for the tool-less termination mechanism; sometimes, a gentle push or a specific tool (often integrated) is required.

The included cable can be cut to the precise length needed. If it's too short, you may need to purchase an additional length of compatible CAT6a shielded cable.