Patchcord RBLINE RJ45/10-KK/W 10 m — RJ45 Ethernet cable, 10 meters, white

RBLINE RJ45/10-KK/W is a 10-meter RJ45 patchcord in white designed for reliable Ethernet connections. The ready-made cable connects switches, routers, patch panels and network devices without the need for on-site termination, and is intended for structured cabling in offices, data closets and home LANs. With RJ45 connectors on both ends and a flexible jacket, this patchcord simplifies installation where extended reach is required.

Advantages

The patchcord provides a standardized RJ45 interface for fast, plug-and-play network links and reduces installation time compared with custom-terminated cables. Its 10 m length offers extended reach for connections across rooms or between cabinets, while the white outer jacket helps it blend into light-colored interiors and organized cabling runs. Both connectors are factory-terminated to ensure consistent contact quality and predictable electrical performance.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, routers and patch panels in enterprise or small office networks
• Linking desktop workstations, IP phones and networked printers to wall outlets
• Home network setups that require longer patchcord runs
• Temporary or permanent cabling in server rooms and network cabinets

Key specifications

• Cable type: RJ45 patchcord for Ethernet
• Length: 10 m
• Connector type: RJ45 male on both ends
• Color: white
• Jacket: flexible outer sheath suitable for indoor use

How to use

Insert one RJ45 connector into the network device or wall outlet and the other into the switch or router port until the latch clicks. Avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling force on the cable to maintain signal integrity. Route the cable along cable management trays or use cable ties where appropriate to keep runs neat and reduce strain on connectors.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use the patchcord within its intended indoor environment, away from high electromagnetic interference sources such as large motors or unshielded power cabling. Confirm that connected equipment supports the required Ethernet speed and follow structured cabling practices when integrating the cable into larger network installations.