Even in the age of Wi-Fi, network cables remain the foundation for all communication. Whether it's between a router and DSL modem, between computers at a LAN party, or when connecting various network-capable devices in the household.

Finding the right length of patch cable can often be a hassle. Cables are frequently too long or too short, leading to unnecessary work when laying them out. With the new colored patch cables, this is a thing of the past: simply choose the desired color and length, and then lay the cable. It couldn't be easier.

Of course, the patch cables come with RJ45 connectors, which are molded during production. The cable meets the Cat.6 standard and can transport data at speeds of up to 1000 Mbit through the network. This makes transferring large files a breeze. The network cables are unshielded, which also keeps the RJ45 connectors relatively flat.