12.40 CHF per piece for 2 units 24.80 CHF/1m

Wirewin Patch cable

S/FTP, CAT6a, 0.50 m

Questions about Patch cable

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Jovan1990

8 years ago

Does this ribbon cable also work for the connection between the modem and the TvBox from Cablecom?

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bigmat83

8 years ago

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Unfortunately I don't have a TV box from Cablecom, but the cable works like all other network cables. I use the cable as a connection between the router and the switch and it works perfectly.

david

5 months ago

Jumbo packets MTU 9000 impossible with this cable

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klth

1 year ago

The product dimensions can't be right: 4m long ✓. But 4m deep and 4 cm wide are definitely not correct. How wide and thick is the cable ? Is it a flatbed cable ?

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Nico5665

2 years ago

Hello, Is this cable the same height and width as the UTP version (4.4mm wide and 1.1mm thick)? Is it possible to bend it easily to fit through doors without any problem?

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Anonymous

2 years ago

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Hi - normally STP cables are a bit thicker than UTP - more like 1.1mm and no, I wouldn't advise you to bend them at all...

protobock

3 years ago

My question concerns the 100 m roll without connectors. Are the conductors solid copper or copper-clad aluminium? Meine Frage betrifft die 100m Rolle ohne Konnektoren. Are the wires made of solid copper or copper-clad aluminium?

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lexianer3

3 years ago

Is the Wirewin network cable (S/FTP, Cat 6) a flat cable that fits under the door or a round one?

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lexianer3

3 years ago

Is the Wirewin network cable (S/FTP, Cat 6) a flat cable that fits under the door or a round one? I urgently need a flat cable 15m cat 6 with shielding because power supplies are close to the cable. If this cable does not meet my requirements, please recommend another. Thank you

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Anonymous

3 years ago

The cable is specified here with S/FTP shielding. However, the cable says SSTP. What is the difference or is SSTP worse than S/FTP?

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Weiths

3 years ago

For a category 6 cable like this, its transmission speed would be 10Gbit/s according to the Wiki (because I can't find the info on this page). I bought this cable a few months ago, my internet subscription allows me to have 200Mbit/s (confirmed on another PC with another cable), but I can't get more than 95Mbit/s. Is this normal? Is it the copper cable that limits this?

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ikillou

3 years ago

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This is certainly not a problem with the cable... The network card of the PC and the possible switch or router port must have a 1 Gbit/s port and not 100 Mbit/s... to be seen on that side.

Anonymous

3 years ago

Is the RJ45 cable flexible or rigid?

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