Secomp Standard UTP Patch Cable Cat.6 Class E Black 1 m

The Secomp Standard UTP Patch Cable Cat.6 Class E Black 1 m is a reliable networking solution designed to support stable data transmission in local area networks. Measuring 1 meter in length, this black unshielded twisted pair cable is well-suited for short-distance connections between computers, routers, switches, network printers, and other peripheral devices in both home and office environments.

Advantages

This network patch cable ensures dependable performance for everyday local area network connections, supporting Category 6 Class E standards for efficient data transfer. Its compact 1-meter length helps maintain a tidy workspace by minimizing excess cable clutter behind desks or inside network cabinets. The flexible and standard-compliant construction allows for straightforward installation and reliable physical connectivity across various networking hardware.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers or laptops to local network wall sockets
• Linking routers to network switches in home or small office setups
• Connecting network peripherals such as printers and network-attached storage devices

When it may not be suitable

This cable may not be suitable for long-distance network runs that exceed the physical 1-meter length limitation. Additionally, because it is an unshielded UTP cable, it may not provide adequate protection against electromagnetic interference in environments with heavy electrical noise.

Key specifications

• Cable type: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) patch cable
• Category: Cat.6 Class E
• Length: 1 meter
• Color: Black

How to use

To use the cable, simply insert one RJ45 connector into the network port of your computer, router, or switch until you hear a secure click. Repeat the process with the other end to connect the target peripheral device. Ensure the cable is not excessively bent or pinched during routing to maintain optimal signal integrity.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that the 1-meter length is sufficient for the distance between your connected devices
• Check if your network environment requires shielded cabling to prevent electromagnetic interference
• Confirm that your equipment utilizes standard RJ45 network ports

Usage recommendations: Route the cable away from power lines and heavy electrical equipment to minimize potential signal interference, and avoid sharp bends or heavy mechanical stress on the connectors to ensure long-term durability.