Questions about Digitec Ethernet Patch Cable RJ45

Yes. Also use it to connect router and notebook with Devolo Magic 2.

The specified bandwidth for data transmission. Cat6 -> 250MHz Cat6a -> 500MHz As a result, Cat6 guarantees 10Gbit/s transfer rates up to 55m and Cat6a up to 100m. Cat6 can therefore be used for short lines without any problems. For 2m cables it does not matter whether 6 or 6a is used.

My cables (0.5m, 3m, 5m) do not have the length labelled on them.

No cable consists of 100% copper, which would also be counterproductive.

Unfortunately, our supplier is not able to answer this question, but according to some research, 6a can vary between 5.8 and 7 mm in diameter.

Yes, even more.

Hello. Yes

Yes, the cable supports Power over Ethernet (PoE). The RJ45 Ethernet patch cable (S/FTP, CAT6a) from Digitec is an uncrossover copper cable and complies with the standards suitable for PoE applications. As it is a high-quality CAT6a S/FTP copper patch cable, it can transmit both data and the power required for PoE.

Just enter „RJ45 cable flat“ as search expression and you will get plenty.

Laying Ethernet patch cables around corners is possible as long as you make sure that the bending radii are not too small to prevent damage to the cable. Copper cables can be damaged by sharp bends, which can affect the signal quality. It is advisable to lay the cables so that they form gentle bends to preserve the integrity of the signal.

There is no kink protection on this cable.

Hello Ahmad08 Unfortunately, I don't understand your question. Ethernet cables can be plugged in and used wherever there are Ethernet sockets.

The Ethernet patch cable RJ45 (S/FTP, CAT6a, 0.30 m) from digitec is made of stranded copper wire and not CCA (Copper Clad Aluminium).

Yes, that is possible

Que sont les Normes de Câblage T568A et T568B ? https://community.fs.com/fr/article/t568a-vs-t568b-difference-between-straight-through-and-crossover-cable.html

Because your laptop internet card only supports 1GB/s. I also have a 10GB Salt box but there is only a 2.5GB/s port so if I have a device that supports like like a NAS great. But laptops don't at the moment. Its part do to cost, heat and also lack of demand.

Yes

As described below. If necessary, use a screwdriver (instead of your thumb) to press on the snap mechanism at the very front of the socket and pull on the cable/plug with your other hand. This usually also helps if the latch is broken off.

Cat6a cables can reach speeds of up to 10,000Mbit/s and have a bandwidth of 500 mhz. Cat6a cables support 10 Gigabit networks.

In principle, every network cable is suitable for PoE. The cable does not have to have any special features for PoE.

Yes of course

flexible but robust.

This cable is perfectly suitable.

If it works with another cable of the same or a lower class, I suspect a defect in the cable. The category should be fast enough in any case.

Well, it's not quite simple. It's quite a fiddly business. The connectors are the trickiest part of the whole cable, if it's not done perfectly, it's no longer a Cat6a cable. If at all possible, I would make the hole bigger where the cable has to go through. The plugs are not cheap either: LogiLink crimping tool for Cat. 6 & Cat. 6A connectors Delock plug RJ45 Cat.6A (network cable, network accessories)