LAN cable 30m

Begin with the required length and the supported speed needs. In this collection you’ll find 30‑meter cables in Cat6 (DC525) and Cat5e (DC221) options, plus multiple 30‑meter variants from different brands. If you need higher speeds and better shielding for a busy network, choose the Cat6 option. For standard home or office networking, the Cat5e 30m variants offer reliable performance without extra expense.

Cat6 cables in this lineup (30 m) are designed for higher performance and typically support faster network speeds and reduced crosstalk, making them suitable for more demanding setups. Cat5e cables (30 m) provide solid, dependable connectivity for everyday use and smaller home networks. Both types use RJ45 connectors, but Cat6 generally offers improved shielding and performance over longer runs.

These 30 m cables are ideal for extending a home router to a distant workspace or garage, connecting a desktop PC to a modem, or hard‑wiring a small home office. Options include Cat6 30 m for higher‑speed needs and Cat5e 30 m for standard office or multimedia work. Other 30 m variants with RJ45 connectors are also designed for similar room‑to‑room network needs.

Coil cables loosely to avoid sharp bends and kinks, and store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. When in use, avoid stepping on the cable or pulling it by the cord. Keep connectors clean and dry to prevent corrosion. Regularly unwind and re‑coil them to prevent internal strain and maintain flexibility over time.

Yes. The 30 m Cat6 and Cat5e variants are designed for typical home office networks, enabling stable connections between routers, switches, and devices up to 30 meters away. The 10/100/1000 Mbps capable Cat5e and Cat6 cables in this range support everyday tasks such as file transfer, streaming, and online conferencing, depending on your existing network hardware.

Yes. The range includes several brands offering 30 m cables, including E‑Train, 2B, and generic options. You’ll find cables finished in white, grey, and blue colors, with features like round PVC jackets and plastic connector materials, all designed to plug into standard RJ45 ports for reliable networking.