StarTech.com Cat6 Straight Male RJ45 to Straight Male RJ45 Ethernet Cable, U/UTP, Black PVC Sheath, 7.5m, CMG Rated

Use this Cat6 Ethernet cable from StarTech.com to connect your networking device to the internet. It has snagless RJ45 connectors on both ends, which means they're protected from damage when you plug them in. The tough PVC outer jacket is resistant to impact and corrosion, making this cable a reliable choice for use in demanding environments.

Supports POE (Power-over-Ethernet)You can use this cable to link POE-enabled devices, eliminating the need to run separate cables for power and Ethernet connection. This helps declutter your setup by reducing the number of cable connections.
Long-range connectionAs this cable is 7.5m long, you can use it to connect devices that are far from each other.

• 10Gbps (gigabytes per second) data transmission for use in high-speed applications
• Tested to withstand NEXT (near-end crosstalk) and prevent signal interference
• 50-micron gold plating on connectors for resistance to corrosion

The StarTech.com 7.5m black 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

Where should I use a CMG-rated cable?You can safely install a CMG-rated (communications multipurpose) cable like this one in the walls or ceiling of a building. The rating means it's suitable for in-room patch cord connections like linking your computer to a wall plate because it has passed the CSA FT4 vertical-tray flame test, meaning flames won't spread more than eight feet.