Networking Cable EFB Elektronik RJ45 (8/4) - RJ45(8/4) Black 6 m

The EFB Elektronik RJ45 (8/4) networking cable is a 6-meter black Ethernet lead with RJ45 connectors on both ends and gold-plated contacts for improved signal transfer. Designed for standard network connections, the cable provides a durable link between routers, switches, computers and other Ethernet-enabled devices. Its length and construction make it suitable for typical home and office cabling where a reliable wired connection is required.

Advantages

Gold-plated contacts reduce contact resistance and help maintain consistent data transmission over time. The cable's molded RJ45 plugs provide strain relief at the connector ends to reduce wear from repeated insertion and removal. A flexible outer sheath allows for easier routing behind furniture or along walls while maintaining mechanical protection for the internal conductors.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs, laptops and network switches to a router or modem
• Establishing wired connections for VoIP phones or network printers
• Temporary or permanent office and home network cabling
• Linking media players, smart TVs or gaming consoles to a wired network

Key specifications

• Cable length: 6 m
• Connector type: RJ45 on both ends (8 positions/4 pairs)
• Contact plating: gold-plated contacts
• Color: black
• Outer sheath: flexible PVC (typical for networking patch cables)

How to use

Insert each RJ45 connector into the corresponding Ethernet ports on the devices to be connected until the locking tab clicks into place. Ensure both ends are fully seated to avoid intermittent connections. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and kinks; leave gentle curves with at least the cable's bend radius where possible. When disconnecting, press the locking tab and pull the plug straight out rather than yanking the cable to protect the connector.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the cable for standard 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet connections and avoid running it alongside high-voltage power cables to minimize electromagnetic interference. Inspect plugs periodically for signs of wear and replace the cable if contacts become corroded or the sheath is damaged.