Patchcord RBLINE RJ45/1.0-KK/W — RJ45 Ethernet patch cable, 1.0 m, stranded, white

RBLINE RJ45/1.0-KK/W is a 1.0 m RJ45 Ethernet patch cable intended for short network connections between switches, routers and patch panels. The cable uses standard RJ45 connectors and a stranded conductor for flexibility, making it suitable for routing in server racks, office installations and home network setups. It supports typical Cat5e/Cat6 patching requirements where a short, flexible lead is preferred.

Advantages

The stranded conductor construction provides improved flexibility compared with solid-core cables, simplifying cable management in tight spaces. Standard RJ45 plugs ensure broad compatibility with network devices that accept 8P8C connectors. The 1.0 m length reduces excess cable clutter and signal reflections in short patching runs while allowing easy access to ports in panels and switches. The white jacket offers a neutral appearance that blends into many installation environments.

Suitable for

• Patching between switches and patch panels in data cabinets
• Connecting routers to switches in small office or home networks
• Short links between network devices on desktops or server racks
• Temporary or permanent connections where a flexible lead is required

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 (8P8C) on both ends
• Length: 1.0 m
• Conductor type: stranded copper for enhanced flexibility
• Colour: white outer jacket
• Intended application: Ethernet patching for Cat5e/Cat6 environments

How to use

Insert each RJ45 plug firmly into the corresponding Ethernet port until the latch clicks to ensure a secure connection. Route the cable along cable management paths or through openings in racks to avoid sharp bends and reduce mechanical stress. For best performance, use this patch cable for short connections between network devices; avoid bundling it tightly with high-power cables or exposing it to sources of strong electromagnetic interference.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, verify compatibility with your network equipment and confirm the cable meets your category requirements (Cat5e/Cat6) for the intended link speed. Replace the cable if the outer jacket or connectors show visible damage. When installing multiple patch cables, label both ends to simplify future maintenance.