Networking cable Tecline 08138 100 m Black

Tecline 08138 100 m Black is a networking cable designed for reliable data transmission across home and office networks. The 100 metre length in a black sheath provides a discrete and continuous connection path for routers, switches, patch panels and network devices. Constructed to offer stable signal conduction, this cable supports wired Ethernet installations where a consistent physical link is required.

Advantages

The cable combines a long 100 m reach with a neutral black exterior that integrates into residential and commercial environments. Its construction focuses on consistent conductivity and mechanical durability to minimize signal loss and maintain connection stability over distance. The product is compatible with standard RJ45 terminations and is suitable for structured cabling runs, allowing clean routing and concealment along walls, ceilings or within cable trays.

Suitable for

• Wiring between switches, routers and patch panels in small to medium networks
• Home networking installations and connecting desktop computers or media devices
• Office cabling for workstations, printers and VoIP phones
• Structured cabling runs within cable trays, conduits or along baseboards

Key specifications

• Length: 100 metres
• Color: black
• Application: Ethernet/network cabling for data transmission
• Compatible termination: RJ45 (requires crimping or pre-terminated connectors)
• Typical installation: horizontal and vertical structured cabling runs

How to use

Measure the run and plan the routing path to avoid tight bends and sources of electromagnetic interference. Cut the cable to length if necessary and terminate both ends with compatible RJ45 plugs or connectors following standard wiring schemes (T568A or T568B). Test each link with a network cable tester to verify continuity and pairing before final installation. Secure the cable using cable ties or clips, leaving service loops at endpoints for future adjustments.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid running the cable parallel to high-voltage power lines and keep bending radii larger than the cable's recommended minimum. Use surge protection and quality patch panels in professional installations, and verify connector crimps to ensure low contact resistance and reliable network throughput.