#cat6cable

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Perfect for high bandwidth applications, ensuring stable and efficient connectivity every time.

If you want a steady, fast internet line, a good cable still matters. The FUJISHKA High Speed Network Cable Cat 6 (2-meter option and 100-yard roll) keeps things simple. It is strong, neat, and made for stable data flow. You can use it at home, in an office, or in a small shop. The line feels solid, bends without damage, and keeps your devices online without fuss. It gives you peace of mind when you need a clean, wired setup that just works. That is why this Cat 6 option fits well when you look at types of cable in computer network and want something reliable for daily use.

Built for smooth and steady connections

A wired line removes delays, cuts noise, and keeps speeds stable. This Cat 6 cable helps reduce drop-outs when you stream, work, or play online. The 2-meter size is handy for single desks. The long roll works well when you must wire many rooms or systems. The outer cover protects the core so the cable lasts longer. The plugs fit firmly into routers, switches, laptops, and PCs, so setup is easy. Just connect, and your device is ready to go. No special skills. No extra tools.

Clear performance without the fluff

The FUJISHKA Cat 6 cable supports high-speed data, but it also keeps things practical. The design aims for clean signal transfer. That means fewer issues with lag or random cut-offs. It’s a simple way to upgrade from older wiring that might be worn or slow. This is helpful when you build a small network, expand your office, or connect smart devices. In the wider world of network cable types, this Cat 6 option is often the sweet spot between cost and performance.

Built tough for daily life

This cable is made to be handled, moved, and installed in real spaces. You can run it along walls, under desks, or inside a simple cable tray. The jacket protects the inner wires, so you don’t need to worry about small bends. For homes, it keeps your work station neat. For offices, the long roll makes it easy to cut the exact length needed, giving a clean layout with less mess.

Easy to match with your setup

Whether you use a desktop, gaming console, smart TV, or router, the Cat 6 cable fits standard ports.This makes it flexible when you change devices later. You don’t need to replace the cable each time. Plus, a wired link helps when Wi-Fi is weak or crowded.The result is a stable, no-drama connection you can trust during calls, uploads, or backups.

A smart pick for projects big or small

If you run a café, small office, or training room, the 100-yard roll is very useful. You can wire many points at once while keeping everything uniform. A shorter 2 meter cable should be in a person's private workspace such as a desk and/or an area in a school that is suitable for personal use as well as for home and/or workplace. More than one of the above uses can be served by the same cable. Both give you solid value because you get strong performance and long-term durability without hype or complexity.

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Main Features

The Lenkeng LKV372AE extender is considered basic in Lenkeng's lineup. It transmits video with a maximum resolution of 1080p at 60 Hz for a distance of up to 230 feet over a CAT6 cable. It should be noted that the cable category is based on the requirement for a 23 AWG wire cross-section. Theoretically, you can use CAT5e cable (24 AWG) and the range should be at least 130 feet. Going forward, during the tests we got more encouraging results for the range on CAT5e cable.

External view

The kit comes in a gray box without any advertising pictures. This usually suggests more professional applications, where "wrapping doesn't matter".

If you open the box, you can immediately see the transmitter, the receiver, and the instructions. Additional accessories (power supplies, IR transmitter, and IR receiver) are located under the soft padding.

The receiver and transmitter have a very compact design. What catches your eye are the lugs on the housing for easy mounting to surfaces. They will come in handy if you need to screw it to a wall or under a table. The transmitter and receiver housings are made entirely of high-quality metal. Except for the plastic overlay with HDMI Extender labeling, which displays the maximum range (70 meters is 230 feet) for information and to identify the Transmitter or Receiver. This plate is covered with a protective film that can be removed after installation.

There are connectors for HDMI, power, and IR transmitter and emitter connection on the front side of the transmitter and receiver. There are also the Reset button and the LED indicator that helps to determine if there is power and if there is contact between the devices. I would like to note a good fit of the inner board with connectors to the housing. All parts fit with minimal gaps and nothing inside is loose if you shake it.

In the package, you can find an IR emitter and an IR emitter for sending the IR signal back. This additional feature is very useful for controlling an IR remote control, e.g. a TV set-top box from the TV side. The Transmitter and Emitter come with double-sided adhesive tape for attaching to surfaces. It is very odd that it is supplied separately and not glued immediately

Right away we want to note the thickness of the metal from which the housing is made. It is thick enough. Perhaps this is because the smaller the housing, the better heat dissipation is needed. Anyway, we can see that the manufacturer did not try to save money here.

The board is inserted in special slots that secure it. And the edges of the board are insulated with special tape. In our opinion, the soldering is of high quality. The only disappointing thing is a little bit crooked gluing the cooling radiator to the chip. But it shouldn't affect the performance.

Performance testing

We prepared a small test bench which consisted of a laptop, a monitor, and a set of HDMI cables, CAT6 and CAT5e of several lengths. We would like to point out that for testing we used 6-ft HDMI cables, which is the standard for cables that come with many devices (monitors, TVs, set-top boxes). Initially, we tested the operation in standard mode - video transmission with 1080p 60Hz resolution using a CAT6 cable 230 feet long. We had no complaints at all. The video was transmitted on the laptop monitor and the external monitor through the transmitter and receiver set without distortion and visible delays.

During the next test, we replaced the CAT6 cable with a CAT5e, which has a smaller cross-section (CAT6 is AWG23, CAT5e is AWG24). Although the difference in the diameter of these cables is 20%, the vendor claimed that the kit should transmit video to a distance of up to 130 feet when using CAT5e cable. Maybe he decided to play it safe. We started our tests with 190 feet.

The test result surprised us because everything worked flawlessly. We can assume that it's all about the claimed performance characteristics:

In addition to the basic 1080p60Hz video specification, the manufacturer has said that 4:4:4 color can be transmitted as well as HDR10. These two video specifications require a lot more bandwidth. In reality, most users use video with 4:2:0 color sampling and without HDR10. Only a small fraction of users will require 4:2:2 and possibly HDR. So if you already have a CAT5e cable and are unable or do not want to change it to CAT6, then first it answers a few questions: 1. What length is needed? In practice, such devices are often used to extend the signal by 100-130 feet. 2. What type of video will you be transmitting? If you are going to transmit video from a laptop, CCTV, or TV set-top box, then most likely you will not need high color and HDR 3. What kind of application are you going to use the extender in? 4:2:2 color and HDR are typically used in home entertainment applications (movies, video clips, and games). And it is more applicable to 4K equipment. It is less applicable for 1080p.

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