Network patch cable helos 205248 RJ-45 2 m, stranded conductor, Ethernet connection

helos Patch Cable 205248 is a 2 m RJ-45 network patch cable designed for Ethernet connections between routers, switches, computers and other network devices. The cable uses an RJ-45 termination on both ends and a stranded conductor construction that provides flexibility for routing in tight spaces while maintaining reliable data transmission for typical home and office LAN setups.

Advantages

The stranded conductor and flexible sheath reduce stress when bending and make the cable easy to route behind furniture or inside cabinets. Standard RJ-45 plugs ensure compatibility with common Ethernet ports. The compact 2 m length minimises excess cable clutter while still allowing comfortable placement of devices in small to medium-sized work areas. The construction supports consistent signal integrity for typical Ethernet applications.

Suitable for

• Connecting routers to switches or access points
• Linking desktop computers and network printers to LAN ports
• Cable runs between patch panels and wall sockets in small offices
• Temporary or permanent connections in home network setups

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2 metres
• Connector type: RJ-45 on both ends
• Conductor type: stranded conductor for increased flexibility
• Cable category: suitable for standard Ethernet network connections
• Sheath: flexible outer jacket for ease of routing

How to use

Insert each RJ-45 plug into the Ethernet port of the devices you want to connect until the connector latch clicks into place. Ensure both devices are powered and check the link/activity LEDs on each device to confirm an active connection. For neat installations, route the cable along baseboards or behind furniture and avoid sharp bends or crushing. If the connection requires a patch panel or wall socket, insert the cable into the appropriate port and verify network settings on connected devices as needed.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid exposing the cable to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight or mechanical stress. Keep bend radius moderate and do not tightly coil the cable when in use. For installations where electromagnetic interference is a concern, route the cable away from power lines and large electrical equipment.