The network cables section is where you find Ethernet cables for wired connections at home and in the office: between the router and a computer, a games console, a smart TV or a NAS server. The range includes CAT6 and CAT7 cables with an RJ45 connector from Orico among others, in both round and flat versions, and lengths run from short half-metre patch cables all the way to 20-metre runs. Look at the speed class first: CAT6 is enough for most home networks at gigabit speed, while CAT7 supports transfer rates of up to 10 Gbps and is better shielded against interference. Next, measure the length you need along the actual route – a little extra makes installation easier. Finally, think about the shape of the cable: a flat cable runs discreetly under skirting boards and rugs, while a round one is the safer choice over long distances and in places prone to interference, such as near electrical wiring.
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The network cables section is where you find Ethernet cables for wired connections at home and in the office: between the router and a computer, a games console, a smart TV or a NAS server. The range includes CAT6 and CAT7 cables with an RJ45 connector from Orico among others, in both round and flat versions, and lengths run from short half-metre patch cables all the way to 20-metre runs. Look at the speed class first: CAT6 is enough for most home networks at gigabit speed, while CAT7 supports transfer rates of up to 10 Gbps and is better shielded against interference. Next, measure the length you need along the actual route – a little extra makes installation easier. Finally, think about the shape of the cable: a flat cable runs discreetly under skirting boards and rugs, while a round one is the safer choice over long distances and in places prone to interference, such as near electrical wiring.