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Patch cord ElectroBase K8456.1 RJ45 CAT5E 100 cm Black
Patch cord ElectroBase K8456.1 RJ45 CAT5E 100 cm Black
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Patch cord ElectroBase K8456.1 RJ45 CAT5E 100 cm Black
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Patch cord ElectroBase K8456.1 RJ45 CAT5E 100 cm Black
Patch cord ElectroBase K8456.1 RJ45 CAT5E 100 cm Black
The ElectroBase K8456.1 RJ45 CAT5E 100 cm patch cord is a 1-metre unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable designed to provide stable Ethernet connections for home and office networks. Fitted with RJ45 connectors on both ends and finished in black, this CAT5E cable supports standard Fast Ethernet and typical Gigabit Ethernet environments when used within CAT5E specifications. It is intended for short patching runs between network devices such as routers, switches and computers, offering a compact and flexible cabling solution.
This patch cord delivers consistent signal transmission with low crosstalk thanks to its CAT5E graded twisted pairs. The RJ45 gold-plated contacts ensure reliable contact and reduced oxidation over time, while the flexible PVC jacket simplifies routing through tight spaces. Being 100 cm in length makes it suitable for desk-level connections without excessive slack, and the standardized connector format enables plug-and-play installation with common network equipment.
Insert each RJ45 connector firmly into the corresponding port on your network devices until the latch clicks into place. For best performance, avoid tight bends or kinks in the cable and keep it away from high-power electrical wiring to reduce interference. If connecting devices for Gigabit speeds, ensure both devices and intermediate switches support the required speed and that connections follow standard Ethernet wiring practices.
For reliable network performance, route the patch cord along cable management paths or use cable ties to prevent strain on the connectors. Replace the cable if the jacket or connectors show visible damage. For longer runs or environments with significant electromagnetic interference, consider using higher-category or shielded cabling.
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