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8Ware CAT6 30m Ethernet Cable – Green RJ45 UTP

8Ware CAT6 30m Ethernet Cable – Green RJ45 UTP

SKU:CB8W-PL6-30GRN

The 8Ware CAT6 30m Ethernet Cable is a premium network patch cord featuring full copper core construction and robust jacket protection. Designed for home and office networks, it supports speeds up to 10Gbps and delivers reliable connectivity for computers, routers, switches, a...
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Brand8ware
CategoryCables
SKUCB8W-PL6-30GRN
AvailabilityIn Stock
8Ware CAT6 30m Ethernet Cable – Green RJ45 UTP$33.29
$33.29
Overview
  • The 8Ware CAT6 30m Ethernet Cable delivers reliable, high-speed network connectivity with full copper core construction that meets Australian safety and performance standards. Unlike inferior CCA (Copper Clad Aluminium) cables, 8Ware uses genuine copper throughout, ensuring better signal integrity, reduced interference, and compliance with local regulations.

    With support for speeds up to 10Gbps, this cable is suitable for networks running at 10Mbps, 100Mbps, 1000Mbps, or 10Gbps. The robust PVC jacket provides superior protection against physical damage and environmental stress, making it ideal for both structured office installations and home networks.

    The 30-metre length accommodates longer cable runs without signal degradation, making it practical for larger spaces, server rooms, and distributed network setups. Choose 8Ware for durable, standards-compliant network infrastructure.
Specifications
Brand8Ware
ModelCAT6 30m
Cable TypeCAT6 UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
Length30 metres
Connector TypeRJ45
Conductor MaterialCopper (full core)
Conductor Gauge26 AWG
Jacket MaterialPVC
ColourGreen
Maximum Data Speed10 Gbps
Frequency Rating250 MHz
Supported Network Speeds10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 1000 Mbps (Gigabit), 10 Gbps
Warranty12 months
Key Features
Full copper core construction – meets Australian standards
Supports data speeds up to 10Gbps
Robust PVC jacket for superior protection and durability
30-metre length ideal for longer network runs
Green cable with RJ45 UTP connectors
Less susceptible to signal interference and damage
12-month warranty
Ideal For
Office and corporate network installations
Home networks requiring longer cable runs
Connecting computers, servers, and network switches
Gaming consoles and media player connectivity
High-speed data transfer environments
FAQs
What's the difference between 8Ware CAT6 cables and cheaper CCA alternatives?

8Ware cables use full copper core construction, which meets Australian safety standards and delivers superior signal strength. CCA (Copper Clad Aluminium) cables are cheaper but do not comply with Australian regulations and may pose safety risks. Copper core ensures better performance and reliability.

Is this cable suitable for gigabit internet?

Yes. The 8Ware CAT6 cable supports speeds up to 10Gbps, making it ideal for Gigabit (1000Mbps) networks and faster connections. It is backwards compatible with 100Mbps and 10Mbps networks.

What's the maximum recommended distance for this cable?

CAT6 cables are typically rated for distances up to 100 metres at full performance. This 30-metre cable is well within that range and will deliver optimal signal strength.

Can I use this cable for outdoor installations?

This cable features a PVC jacket suitable for indoor use. For outdoor installations, an outdoor-rated or shielded cable is recommended to protect against UV exposure and weather conditions.

Is shielding (STP) necessary for this cable?

This is an unshielded (UTP) cable, which is suitable for most home and office networks. Shielded (STP) cables are recommended only if you're installing cables near high-interference environments such as electrical panels or heavy machinery.

What devices can I connect with this cable?

Use this cable to connect computers, servers, network switches, routers, modems, gaming consoles, smart TVs, media players, and other network-enabled devices.

How do I know if the cable is damaged?

Inspect the cable for visible cuts, kinks, or crushed areas in the PVC jacket. Test connectivity by plugging into devices—if devices cannot detect the network or speeds are slower than expected, the cable may be damaged.

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