Honeywell Cat6 Patch Cord-0.5M

Description

Honeywell Cat6 Patch Cord 0.5Mtr

In essence, this is a short networking cable, measuring Honeywell Cat6 Patch Cord 0.5Mtr in length, designed for connecting devices within close proximity.

Specifically, being a Cat6 (Category 6) patch cord, it is engineered to support Gigabit Ethernet speeds, with a bandwidth of up to 250 MHz, thereby facilitating fast and reliable data transfer for applications like connecting computers to nearby routers or switches.

Furthermore, Cat6 cables offer improved performance and reduced crosstalk compared to older standards like Cat5e. 

Honeywell Cat6 Patch Cord – 0.5 Meter (General Description):

• A Cat6 patch cord is a standard networking cable used for connecting devices in a local area network (LAN), such as computers, routers, switches, and other Ethernet-enabled equipment.
• It’s 0.5 meters (50 centimeters) in length, suitable for short connections.
• It utilizes RJ45 connectors at both ends, the standard for Ethernet cables.
• Being a Cat6 cable, it supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds (up to 1000 Mbps) and frequencies up to 250 MHz. This provides improved performance and reduced crosstalk compared to older standards like Cat5e.

• Primarily, the Honeywell Cat6 Patch Cord, with its short, half-meter (approximately 20 inches) length, is specifically engineered as a networking cable for facilitating high-speed data transfer within local area networks (LANs). Being a Cat6 cable, it inherently supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds, achieving data rates of up to 1000 Mbps, and operates at frequencies reaching up to 250 MHz, thus ensuring reliable and efficient data transmission for various devices, including computers, routers, switches, and patch panels.

  Furthermore, its shielded twisted pair construction plays a crucial role in minimizing electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk, consequently leading to a cleaner and more stable network connection. Moreover, its compact length renders it particularly ideal for minimizing cable clutter in densely connected environments, such as server rooms or behind entertainment centers.