connektgear Network Cable - 50m - CAT6

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Connektgear Grey 50M Rj45 Cat6 Utp Stranded Flush Moulded Ls0h Network Cabl
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This connektgear CAT6 UTP stranded network cable is designed for users needing reliable, high-speed network connectivity over a 50-meter distance. Its key benefit is providing stable Gigabit Ethernet performance with the added safety of LS0H jacketing, ideal for environments with fire safety regulations. A minor caveat is its stranded conductor type, which is less suitable for high-flex applications compared to solid core cables.
| Series | CAT6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 31-0500G |
| Brand | connektgear |
LS0H stands for Low Smoke Zero Halogen. This type of jacketing is designed to emit very little smoke and no toxic halogenated compounds when exposed to fire, making it a safer option for indoor installations, especially in public buildings or areas with strict safety regulations.
This cable is designed for indoor use. While it is durable, it is not rated for outdoor exposure to weather elements, UV light, or extreme temperatures, which could degrade the jacketing and internal components.
Yes, CAT6 cables are backward compatible with CAT5e and CAT5 ports. However, the connection will only operate at the speed supported by the slower component (e.g., if connected to a CAT5e port or device, speeds will be limited to CAT5e specifications).
Stranded CAT6 cables are made of multiple thin strands of copper, offering more flexibility and durability for moving or routing the cable. Solid core cables have a single solid copper conductor, providing better performance over longer distances and higher resistance to interference, but are less flexible and more prone to breaking if bent repeatedly.
UTP stands for Unshielded Twisted Pair. This means the cable does not have an additional foil or braid shield around the twisted pairs of wires, making it more flexible and less expensive, but also more susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) than shielded (STP) cables.
This CAT6 cable supports data transfer rates of up to 1000 Mbit/s (Gigabit Ethernet) and frequencies up to 250 MHz.
Ensure both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check the cable for visible damage. Try using the cable with different devices or ports to isolate the issue. If the problem persists, the cable may be faulty.
Verify that the cable is connected to ports supporting Gigabit Ethernet on both ends. Check the network settings on your devices. Ensure no other bottlenecks exist in your network (e.g., router limitations). Clean the RJ-45 connectors gently with a dry cloth.
Ensure you are using a standard RJ-45 connector. Check if the snagless boot is obstructed. Verify the port on the device is not damaged. The connector should click into place when fully inserted.
Setup:
This cable is designed for plug-and-play use. Simply connect one RJ-45 connector to your network device (e.g., computer, router, switch) and the other to your network port. Ensure the connectors click securely into place.
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