Mr. Tronic · The range
Find your cable.
Ethernet cable in Category 5e, 6 and 7, and the connectors that terminate it. Shipped from Madrid.
Start here
What kind of cable
What kind of cable
do you need?
Pick the form first. Category, length and colour come after, and each one opens its own shop.
Terminated cable
RJ45 connectors already fitted at both ends. Out of the bag and into the port, nothing to assemble. Fixed lengths from 1 m to 100 m.
Cable on a reel
Unterminated, cut to the length you need and fit your own plugs with a crimping tool. Reels from 25 m to 305 m.
Flat cable
Terminated, with a low-profile jacket that follows a skirting board or a door frame. 10 m to 30 m.
Outdoor cable
Cat 6 with an outdoor-grade jacket for weather and sunlight, on a reel or with connectors fitted. 10 m to 100 m.
RJ45 connectors
8P8C modular plugs in bags of 100, shielded and unshielded, for terminating cable from a reel.
By category
Cat 6, Cat 5e
Cat 6, Cat 5e
and Cat 7.
Cat 6 · 1 Gbps, 250 MHz
Cat 6 Patch Cable
RJ45 fitted at both ends. White, black and blue, 1 m to 100 m. The widest range we make.
Cat 6 Bulk Cable
Unterminated cable on a reel. Six jacket colours, 25 m to 305 m.
Cat 6 Flat Cable
Flat profile, RJ45 fitted at both ends. White and black, 10 m to 30 m.
Cat 6 Outdoor Cable
Outdoor-grade black jacket, on a reel or terminated. 10 m to 100 m.
Cat 5e · 1 Gbps, 100 MHz
Cat 7 · 10 Gbps, 600 MHz
How to read the range
Four constructions,
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.
Patch
Terminated cable. RJ45 connectors are already fitted at both ends, so it works out of the bag. Fixed lengths.
Bulk
Cable on a reel with no connectors. You cut it to the length you need and fit RJ45 plugs yourself, with a crimping tool.
Flat
Terminated cable with a flat profile instead of a round one. Same electrical specification as the round version.
Outdoor
Cat 6 with an outdoor-grade black jacket, available both on a reel and with connectors fitted.
Conductors.
Our Cat 5e and Cat 6 ranges use AWG24 copper-clad aluminium (CCA). Our Cat 7 range uses AWG28 solid 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.