StarTech.com, 1.5m Cat6, Yellow RJ45 to Male RJ45 Male, U/UTP Unshielded, Terminated PVC Sheath

Use this StarTech.com yellow category 6 Ethernet Cable to establish reliable internet feeds to your electronic devices and applications. It's ideal for use with older equipment that doesn't support WiFi connectivity or as a backup when other connections are down. It's easy to install the pre-terminated cable as it simply plugs into data sources and destined devices. You can use it in your home, office or industrial workplace.

Convenient colour-codingThe white colour-coded lead helps you organise and distinguish between different cables and connections.
Optimal performance deliveryUnshielded twisted-pair 100% copper wires deliver peak performance data signals to meet the demands of streaming and gaming applications.
Snagless connectorThe patch cord is terminated with a snagless connector to make installation quick and easy. It won't tangle with other wires or break off.

• 50-micron gold connectors deliver optimum conductivity for uninterrupted data signal relays• PVC (polyvinyl chloride) sheath is flame-retardant and promotes safety, as it won't ignite or fuel fire outbreaks

The StarTech.com 1.5m yellow CAT6 gigabit Ethernet cable is built using 100% copper wire and are tested to comply with ANSI/TIA 568 C.2 Category 6 requirements. It is 650 MHz and 100W rated. Its 50-micron gold connectors deliver optimum conductivity and eliminate signal loss due to oxidation or corrosion. It is manufactured using high-quality copper conductors and carefully constructed and tested to keep near end crosstalk (NEXT) well within acceptable limits. This cable is constructed with 24 AWG copper wire, to ensure peak performance for demanding Ethernet applications such as Power-over Ethernet and 4K or 1080p video streaming.

It is fluke tested and UL/TIA certified
It has POE support
It is a snag less patch cord for easy installation

Do longer Ethernet cables affect the quality of data signals?Network speeds, like that delivered through Ethernet cables, and internet connection speeds are unrelated. Your internet connection speed is determined by your service provider. These speeds are usually slower than your network speeds.