DOCTOR METAL Six Double Shielded Cat6 Oxygen-Free Copper Towing Chain Gigabit Network Ethernet Cable
- Wireless
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A double-shielded Cat6 cable with oxygen-free copper conductors for stable gigabit network connections
This Cat6 Ethernet cable uses oxygen-free copper conductors and double shielding to deliver gigabit-speed wired connections. The one-metre length suits short runs between a router, switch, PC or NAS. It is built for industrial-grade durability and remains flexible for routing in tight spaces.
The 1 m length is ideal for rack-to-device links or desktop patches where slack is unwanted. Installers needing longer runs, bulk cable for custom terminations, or outdoor-rated jackets should look elsewhere.
Double shielding combined with oxygen-free copper cores reduces crosstalk and electromagnetic interference, preserving signal integrity at gigabit frequencies over the full metre.
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