Cat5 and Cat6 Ethernet extension cable with RJ-45 connectors in various lengths

Cat5 and Cat6 Ethernet Extension Cable with UTP or STP Shielding, Available in 1.5m, 2m, 3m, 5m, 8m, 10m, 15m, 20m, and 25m Lengths, Featuring Standard RJ-45 Connectors for Network and Internet Connectivity

Cat.6WX13A1032X4STP / 20 M
$89.98
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Cat5 and Cat6 Ethernet extension cable with RJ-45 connectors in various lengths

Cat5 and Cat6 Ethernet Extension Cable with UTP or STP Shielding, Available in 1.5m, 2m, 3m, 5m, 8m, 10m, 15m, 20m, and 25m Lengths, Featuring Standard RJ-45 Connectors for Network and Internet Connectivity

$89.98
Sale price  $89.98 Regular price 
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Cat5 and Cat6 Ethernet Extension Cables with RJ-45 Connectors in Multiple Lengths and Shielding Types

Cat5 and Cat6 Ethernet extension cable with RJ-45 connectors in various lengths

This range of Ethernet extension cables provides a straightforward method to connect your devices to a wired network when the existing socket is not within reach. Whether you need to position a desktop PC further from a wall, connect a games console in a different part of the room, or set up a network printer, these cables offer the necessary link. They are available in two common performance categories—Cat5 and Cat6—and come in both unshielded (UTP) and shielded (STP) variants to suit different environmental conditions. With nine standard lengths on offer, from a compact 1.5 metres up to a substantial 25 metres, you can select the exact cable required for your specific setup without having excess cable to manage.

Features and Construction

The core function of this product is to extend an Ethernet connection reliably. Its construction and available options are designed to meet common home, office, and studio networking needs without unnecessary complexity.

Material and Build

The cable features a durable PVC outer jacket that provides protection against everyday abrasion and helps maintain the integrity of the internal twisted pair wires. The cable terminates at each end with a standard RJ-45 connector, the universal interface for Ethernet networks. You have a choice between two cable shielding types: UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair), which is suitable for most general-purpose installations with minimal electrical interference, and STP (Shielded Twisted Pair), which includes a foil or braid shield to reduce electromagnetic interference in electrically noisy environments.

Size and Practical Fit

To accommodate different room sizes and furniture layouts, the cable is available in a wide selection of lengths. The options range from short 1.5-metre cables ideal for connecting a device directly next to a port, to longer 25-metre cables capable of running along skirting boards or through ceiling spaces. The intermediate lengths of 2, 3, 5, 8, 10, 15, and 20 metres provide flexibility to choose a cable that is just the right size for your application, helping to avoid messy coils of excess cable.

Uses and Placement

These extension cables are versatile tools for creating reliable wired network connections in various settings. A wired connection often provides greater stability and speed than wireless alternatives, particularly for data-intensive tasks.

Event or Professional Use

In temporary setups such as trade show booths, conference rooms, or pop-up offices, these cables allow for quick and reliable network deployment. The range of lengths means you can connect equipment like point-of-sale systems, presentation laptops, or network switches across a room. Choosing the STP (Shielded) variant can be beneficial in environments with many electronic devices that might cause interference, ensuring a stable data connection.

Everyday Home Use

For home users, these cables solve common problems like poor Wi-Fi signal in certain rooms or the desire for a faster, more stable connection for online gaming, streaming, or video calls. You can use a longer cable to connect a router in a hallway to a smart TV or gaming PC in a living room. The availability of Cat5 and Cat6 options lets you match the cable to your internet plan's speed; Cat6 cables are capable of supporting higher data rates, making them a good choice for future-proofing if you plan to upgrade your broadband service.

Benefits and Buying Value

The value of this product lies in its simplicity, choice, and direct utility. It performs a single, well-defined function and offers options to tailor it to your specific technical and physical requirements.

Reuse and Low Maintenance

As a passive component with no moving parts or electronics, an Ethernet cable requires virtually no maintenance. It can be unplugged, moved, and reused in different configurations as your needs change. The robust PVC jacket and standard connectors are designed for repeated plugging and unplugging. Selecting the correct length from the start minimises cable clutter, making your setup tidier and easier to manage long-term.

Why Choose This Product

This product stands out by offering clear choice across three key dimensions: performance category (Cat5/Cat6), shielding type (UTP/STP), and length (1.5m to 25m). This allows you to make a precise selection based on your network's speed requirements, the electrical environment, and the physical distance you need to cover. You are not forced to buy a generic cable that may be too long, too short, or lacking the appropriate shielding for your situation.

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