100 m cable

Begin by identifying the interface you need: network, audio, CCTV, or video. Within this 100 m range you’ll find a Point CAT 6 Ethernet cable in white for reliable high‑speed networking, a Point speaker cable in red for audio runs, and CCTV‑friendly coaxial cables in white for surveillance installations. If you require long video runs with top bandwidth, there is a 100 m HDMI fiber‑optic option that supports high‑definition signals up to 8K/60Hz. Matching the interface to your devices ensures optimal performance without signal loss.

HDMI fiber optic at 100 m preserves higher bandwidth and is less susceptible to electrical interference compared with copper cables. The 100 m HDMI fiber optic option supports up to 48 Gbps and high‑definition formats like 8K60Hz and 4K120Hz HDR, making it ideal for long‑distance video runs. In contrast, copper Ethernet (Cat 6) typically handles high‑speed data up to 1 Gbps over a 100 m span, which suits most network setups but not the bandwidth demands of modern ultra‑HD video.

For a home network, choose a white Cat 6 Ethernet cable up to 100 m to ensure fast, stable connectivity between routers, switches, and devices. For surveillance, a 100 m CCTV/coaxial cable in white is designed to link cameras to recording systems over longer distances with reliable signal transmission. If you’re adding cameras on a larger site, this range provides the flexibility to route cables cleanly without compromising image quality.

Color and material cues help distinguish uses: white cables commonly serve network and CCTV runs, while red cables are often used for audio installations. Across these 100 m options, you’ll typically see PVC insulation as a standard main material, which gives durability and straightforward handling during routing through walls or conduits.

For copper Ethernet, 100 m is the typical maximum length to maintain reliable high‑speed performance; shorter runs are fine but adding junctions can complicate setup. If your needs exceed 100 m, consider repeating extenders or switching to a fiber path for longer distances. The 100 m HDMI fiber optic option offers a long‑distance video solution without the same length restrictions as copper.

This range includes options from well‑known brands like Point, with Ethernet and speaker cables, and generic lines that offer CCTV and HDMI fiber options. Choosing a trusted brand helps ensure consistent insulation (PVC) and durability, while selecting the right interface—Cat 6 for networks, coax for CCTV, or fiber HDMI for video—guarantees compatibility with your devices and future upgradability.