Network Cable VALUE UTP Patch Cord Cat.6 RJ45 2m White

VALUE UTP Patch Cord Cat.6 RJ45 2m White is a prepared unshielded twisted pair (U/UTP) network patch cable with RJ‑45 connectors on both ends, designed for connecting network devices over short distances. The cable uses a 4‑pair stranded conductor construction and 1:1 contact wiring in accordance with the EIA/TIA‑568 standard. Gold‑plated contacts and moulded kink protection improve contact reliability and mechanical durability, while the 2 m length and flexible jacket suit typical home and office installations.

Advantages

The cable provides Cat.6 performance for high‑speed data transmission and reduced crosstalk compared with lower categories. Gold‑plated contacts ensure stable electrical contact and corrosion resistance. The moulded strain relief on each plug protects the connector from bending and mechanical stress, and the stranded conductor construction increases flexibility for routing in confined spaces. White jacket offers a neutral appearance for visible installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting routers, switches and modems to computers or network equipment
• Patch panel to switch or wall outlet connections in small office or home networks
• Temporary or permanent desktop and rack‑mounted network cabling where a 2 m length is appropriate

Key specifications

• Category: Cat.6
• Length: 2 m
• Connector type: RJ‑45 to RJ‑45
• Cable type: U/UTP (unshielded twisted pair), 4‑pair stranded
• Contact plating: Gold
• Wiring: 1:1 (EIA/TIA‑568)
• Colour: White

How to use

Plug one RJ‑45 connector into the network port of your device (for example a router, switch or computer) and the other connector into the corresponding port on the other device or patch panel. Ensure connectors are fully inserted until the latch clicks. Route the cable without tight bends and avoid sharp kinks; the moulded strain relief reduces stress near the plug but proper cable routing extends service life.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use this Cat.6 patch cord for connections within structured cabling segments up to the specified length; avoid running the cable parallel and close to mains power lines to reduce electromagnetic interference. Replace the cable if connectors show visible wear or if Ethernet link stability degrades.