Network cable ICIDU Brackton RJ45 Male–RJ45 Male 5 m CAT6 black

ICIDU Brackton RJ45 Male–RJ45 Male network cable, 5 m, CAT6 in black is a twisted-pair Ethernet cable designed for wired connections between routers, switches, computers and other network devices. It supports the CAT6 standard for up to Gigabit Ethernet performance in home, office and small data center environments. The cable has standard RJ45 terminations on both ends for reliable connectivity and straightforward installation.

Advantages

This CAT6 cable offers consistent signal transmission over its 5-meter length and is built to meet the electrical and performance requirements of Category 6 cabling. The cable’s construction reduces crosstalk and interference compared with lower-category cables and ensures compatibility with common Ethernet hardware. Its black jacket provides a neutral appearance that integrates easily into existing cabling setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting routers, switches and modems to networked devices
• Linking desktop PCs and workstations to local area networks
• Patch connections in office network racks and small cabinets
• Temporary or permanent Ethernet runs where 5 m length is appropriate

Key specifications

• Category: CAT6 twisted-pair cable
• Length: 5 meters
• Connectors: RJ45 male to RJ45 male on both ends
• Color: black outer jacket
• Suitable network speeds: up to Gigabit Ethernet
• Typical use: horizontal patching and device interconnection

How to use

Plug one RJ45 connector into the Ethernet port of your router, switch or network device and the other into the target device. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until the locking clip engages to maintain a secure connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, excessive tension or sources of electrical interference. For structured installations, use cable management accessories to keep the run neat and prevent stress on the connectors.

Usage recommendations

Use this CAT6 cable for standard desktop and rack patching where a 5 m length is sufficient. Avoid running the cable parallel to high-voltage power lines and minimize tight bends to preserve signal integrity. Replace the cable if the jacket or connectors become visibly damaged.