Buying network cable
A classic network cable may not seem so necessary these days. But let's be honest, it's actually gained quite an undeserved reputation when positioned alongside wireless solutions. These two technologies actually serve very different functions. In fact, a network cable is probably more necessary than ever. A network cable is the perfect way to ensure high-speed transmission over long distances. Where wireless networks go wrong, the cable maintains speed. And cabling is no longer a concern.
Network cable 10m
A 10m network cable provides perfect and hassle-free speed for data transmission. In an age where high-definition audio and video have become the norm, it would be inappropriate to allow transmission solutions to limit speed. With a 10m network cable you are guaranteed to maintain quality data transmission. Today's practical solutions guarantee simplicity in both routing and splicing.
Network cable 20m
As with shorter distances, a 20m network cable will show no interference whatsoever in transmission speed. At a time when fibre connectivity is becoming increasingly common, it can be beneficial to invest in cabling even inside the building. With 20m network cable, you definitely get a solution that guarantees high speed over long distances. Avoid connection problems or worrying drops in latency and stability.
Connecting and splicing network cable
A great advantage is the possibility to splice network cables. It can be made virtually any length. Compared to routers, wireless transmission and similar technical solutions, you can easily get very stable high-speed transmission over long distances, at a very low cost. And the risk of interference is minimal. In fact, splicing network cables doesn't even require a cable management tool, just a handy splicing tool (see product above). Just attach the cables at either end and you're done. Then you have successfully spliced the network cable. Then you have high-speed transmission all the way.
