Cablenet Cat6 Patch Lead - 20m - Orange

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The Cablenet 20m Cat6 Patch Lead is designed for IT professionals and home network enthusiasts who require a reliable, long-distance connection for high-speed data transmission. This cable delivers robust performance for standard Ethernet networking and supports Power over Ethernet (PoE++) applications, making it ideal for connecting distant devices like IP cameras or access points. A primary caveat to note is that at a 20-meter length, proper cable management is essential to prevent tangling or signal interference caused by sharp bends.
| Series | Cat6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 60-9200 |
| Brand | Cablenet |
This cable features a PVC jacket and is designed primarily for indoor networking environments.
Yes, as a Cat6 cable, it is fully capable of supporting Gigabit and even 10GBASE-T over shorter distances, though performance may vary depending on your total network infrastructure.
While technically possible, cutting the cable requires specialized tools, new RJ45 connectors, and professional crimping equipment. It is recommended to use the cable at its original length.
U/UTP stands for Unshielded/Unshielded Twisted Pair, meaning the internal wire pairs are not individually shielded, which keeps the cable flexible and cost-effective for standard office and home use.
This cable uses a standard PVC jacket and is not specified as plenum-rated. Check your local building codes if you plan to install this in ceiling or wall spaces.
Yes, Cat6 cables are backward compatible with Cat5 and Cat5e networking equipment.
Ensure both RJ45 connectors are fully seated in the ports. Check the activity lights on your switch or router to verify a link is established.
Check for sharp kinks or deep bends in the 20m run. If the cable is bundled with power cables, try moving it to a separate path to reduce interference.
Verify that your switch or power injector supports the PoE++ (4PPoE) standard and that the device requiring power is correctly configured.
To set up your connection, simply insert the RJ45 male connector into any standard networking port until you hear a click. For care, ensure the cable is not pulled tight during installation, as this can put unnecessary stress on the moulded boots. Avoid bending the cable at angles sharper than four times the outer diameter to preserve the internal wire structure. Keep the connections clean by using a dry, lint-free cloth if dust accumulates, and always ensure the cable is unplugged before performing any maintenance. This cable is fully compatible with any device using an RJ45 Ethernet port, including routers, switches, VoIP phones, and smart home hubs.