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UGREEN NW102 Cat6 U/UTP Flat Ethernet Cable 20m - Black
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The UGREEN NW102 Cat6 U/UTP Flat Ethernet Cable is a 20m black cable for fast and stable wired internet. It supports speeds up to 1000 Mbps with a 250MHz bandwidth, ideal for home and office networks.
The UGREEN NW102 Cat6 U/UTP Flat Ethernet Cable provides a stable wired internet connection for home and office networks. It is suitable for connecting devices like computers, routers, and gaming consoles, ensuring reliable data transfer for streaming, online gaming, and other network activities.
- Supports speeds up to 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) with a 250MHz bandwidth.
- Constructed with 32AWG copper-clad aluminium conductors for minimal signal loss.
- Features precision-moulded RJ45 connectors for durability.
- Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) design helps reduce crosstalk and electromagnetic interference.
- Uses 586B wiring standard for a secure connection.
- Flat cable design with snag-less moulding for easy installation and routing.
This 20m black cable is compatible with all RJ45-equipped devices, including PCs, laptops, printers, modems, routers, and network switches, providing a secure and high-speed connection.
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The UGREEN NW102 Cat6 U/UTP Flat Ethernet Cable is a 20m black cable for fast and stable wired internet. It supports speeds up to 1000 Mbps with a 250MHz bandwidth, ideal for home and office networks.
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