Network Cable AKTBXKS6USBC30B RJ-45 USB C Cable Cat.6 3m Black

The AKTBXKS6USBC30B RJ-45 to USB‑C cable is a 3‑meter Cat.6 network cable designed to provide reliable wired Ethernet connectivity between devices with USB‑C ports and standard RJ‑45 network interfaces via compatible adapters or docking solutions. Constructed for everyday home and office use, the cable supports data transmission at speeds up to 1 Gbit and is finished in a durable black jacket for long service life and simple cable management.

Advantages

This Cat.6 cable delivers consistent 1 Gbit Ethernet performance over a 3 m length while minimizing interference through its standard-compliant construction. The cable’s USB‑C to RJ‑45 compatibility makes it suitable for modern laptops, tablets and docking stations that require a wired network connection. Its robust outer sheath and strain-relief at the connectors improve durability and reduce wear in frequent-use scenarios.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB‑C equipped laptops or tablets to wired Ethernet via compatible adapters or docks
• Home and small office networks requiring stable 1 Gbit connections
• Video streaming, online gaming and large file transfers where wired stability is preferred

Key specifications

• Standard: Cat.6
• Connectors: RJ‑45 to USB‑C (requires compatible adapter or device support for Ethernet over USB‑C)
• Length: 3 m
• Maximum supported speed: 1 Gbit
• Color: Black
• Construction: Shielding and conductor configuration to meet Cat.6 performance

How to use

Plug the RJ‑45 end into a network port on a router, switch or wall outlet. Attach the USB‑C end to a device with a USB‑C port that supports Ethernet or to a compatible USB‑C to Ethernet adapter or docking station. Ensure both connected devices are powered and, if necessary, configure network settings on the device to enable wired Ethernet. For initial setup, confirm that drivers or firmware on the host device are up to date to ensure proper recognition of the wired connection.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid running the cable alongside high‑power electrical lines or tightly coiling it; allow gentle bends and secure it with cable ties if needed. Check device documentation to confirm support for Ethernet over USB‑C and use quality adapters or docks when required.