Mr. Tronic · The range
Find your cable.
Ethernet cable in Category 5e, 6 and 7, and the connectors that terminate it. Shipped from Madrid.
What kind of cable
do you need?
Pick the form first. Category, length and colour come after, and each one opens its own shop.
Cat 6, Cat 5e
and Cat 7.
Cat 5e, Cat 6 and Cat 7 describe how each cable is built: what sits between the pairs, and the conductor.
Cat 6 · 1 Gbps · CCA · Cross separator
Cat 5e · 1 Gbps · CCA · No separator
Cat 7 · 10 Gbps · Copper · Shielded
Four constructions,
three categories.
A range is a construction, not a length. Every reference inside one is built the same way and differs only in how long it is and what colour the jacket is.
Conductors.
Our Cat 5e and Cat 6 ranges use AWG24 copper-clad aluminium (CCA). Our Cat 7 range uses AWG28 copper and is shielded. They are different products at different prices, and each product page states which one it is. The difference is explained in Introduction to Ethernet Cables.