Network cable LOGILINK FB4LC50

LOGILINK FB4LC50 is a network cable designed to connect computers, routers and other network devices. It provides a reliable physical link for data transmission in home and office networks. The cable supports standard Ethernet applications, simplifying setup and ensuring consistent connectivity between devices.

Advantages

The cable offers dependable signal transmission and a straightforward plug-and-play connection for common networking equipment. Its construction aims to reduce interference and maintain stable data rates over typical horizontal cable runs. The LOGILINK FB4LC50 is suitable for typical LAN installations where a durable, ready-to-use copper cable is required.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers, laptops and printers to switches or routers
• Basic home and small office local area networks (LAN)
• Temporary or permanent device-to-device wired connections
• Network setup, testing and troubleshooting tasks

Key specifications

• Cable type: twisted-pair copper Ethernet cable suitable for standard Ethernet connections
• Connector type: modular RJ45 connectors at both ends for direct device connection
• Intended use: indoor horizontal cabling for home and office network links
• Data transmission: supports typical Ethernet signaling for local networks
• Physical characteristics: flexible jacket designed for routing along desks, cable trays and walls

How to use

Insert each RJ45 connector into the network ports of the devices to be linked, ensuring the connector latches audibly into place. Use the cable to establish a direct wired connection between computers, routers, switches or other compatible network equipment. For best performance, avoid sharp bends, kinks or heavy compression points along the cable length and route the cable away from large sources of electromagnetic interference.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, verify that both network interfaces are enabled and configured correctly. Replace the cable if connector contacts show visible damage or if data errors persist after testing with alternative known-good cables. When installing in structured cabling systems, follow local building codes and cable management practices to maintain signal quality.