DSIT CAT6 netwerkkabel 100% koper - U/UTP - 10 meter - rood (DC-65-100)

Slow, unreliable network connections can cripple productivity, whether you're streaming high-definition media, gaming online, or transferring large files across your office. The DSIT CAT6 Network Cable eliminates bottlenecks with pure copper conductors and a robust U/UTP design, delivering stable, high-speed data transfer up to 10 Gigabit Ethernet. At 10 meters in red, it provides both the reach and the visibility you need for tidy, efficient network setups.

Who is it for

This cable is ideal for home users, gamers, and small businesses that demand consistent performance from their local area network. If you're connecting computers, routers, switches, or network-attached storage devices, this CAT6 cable ensures your data flows without interruption. Its 10-meter length is perfect for spanning rooms, running along baseboards, or reaching wall-mounted equipment, while the red jacket makes it easy to identify among other cables.

Main features

• 100% copper conductors for superior conductivity and signal integrity
• CAT6 performance with 250 MHz bandwidth, supporting up to 10GBASE-T
• U/UTP unshielded twisted pair construction reduces crosstalk and interference
• RJ45 male connectors on both ends, wired to TIA/EIA-568B standard
• Durable PVC jacket in red for easy identification and protection
• Backward compatible with Cat5e and Cat5 networks

Specifications

• Cable length: 10 meters
• Cable type: Ethernet Patch Cable
• Category: CAT6
• Shielding: U/UTP
• Conductor material: 100% Copper
• Conductor gauge: AWG 24
• Number of pairs: 4 twisted pairs
• Data transfer rate: up to 10 Gbps
• Bandwidth: 250 MHz
• Impedance: 100 Ohm
• Jacket material: PVC
• Operating temperature: -20°C to 60°C
• Certifications: RoHS, CE

Tips

To maximize performance, avoid sharp bends and keep the cable away from sources of electromagnetic interference such as power lines or fluorescent lights. When routing through walls or ceilings, use cable clips or conduits to prevent damage. The red color is not just aesthetic—use it to color-code your network for easy troubleshooting.