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UGREEN NW102-20162 Cat6 UTP Ethernet Cable 5m - Black
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The UGREEN NW102-20162 Cat6 UTP Ethernet Cable is a 5m black network cable. It supports 1000Mbps speeds and 250MHz bandwidth, featuring 26AWG copper-clad aluminium conductors and gold-plated RJ45 connectors for reliable network connections.
The UGREEN NW102-20162 Cat6 UTP Ethernet Cable is a 5-metre network cable designed for reliable, high-speed data transmission. It is suitable for both home and professional use, connecting devices like computers, routers, and smart TVs to a network.
- Supports Ethernet speeds up to 1000Mbps with a 250MHz bandwidth.
- Constructed with 26AWG copper-clad aluminium conductors and an 8-core twisted pair with a cross structure.
- Features pure copper-plated, gold-plated RJ45 connectors for enhanced conductivity.
- Uses 4PR UTP for interference resistance and adheres to the 586B wiring standard.
- Cable has an outer diameter (OD) of 6mm and is black in colour.
This cable is compatible with any RJ45-equipped device, including PCs, laptops, printers, modems, routers, switches, smart TVs, and gaming consoles, providing a versatile networking solution.
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The UGREEN NW102-20162 Cat6 UTP Ethernet Cable is a 5m black network cable. It supports 1000Mbps speeds and 250MHz bandwidth, featuring 26AWG copper-clad aluminium conductors and gold-plated RJ45 connectors for reliable network connections.
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