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Extending RJ-45 Network Cable: Connect Router with Longer Cable & Maintain Connection Quality

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  • #1 15523578
    Anonymous
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    pp74
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    Perhaps such a connector is enough. Or even simpler a longer cable.

    Extending RJ-45 Network Cable: Connect Router with Longer Cable & Maintain Connection Quality
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  • #3 15523631
    krzysiozak
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    This element is enough for you if the total cable length does not exceed 100 meters.

    Extending RJ-45 Network Cable: Connect Router with Longer Cable & Maintain Connection Quality
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  • #7 15523673
    krzysiozak
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    Arturkot123 wrote:
    Can it be like that? #product


    Unfortunately, it cannot be! Such because it is for telephones and faxes. It is smaller than it should be RJ45!

    "They're writing conflicting data on this page, either to phones or to the Internet."
  • #8 15523674
    lasal1
    Level 11  
    I do not recommend this one from castorama, I bought a few of it not so long ago, it did not work. They only connected when you pressed the plugs.
    Purchased from Nowy Elektronik, they worked flawlessly.
  • #9 15523738
    krzysiozak
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    lasal1 wrote:
    I do not recommend this one from castorama, I bought a few of it not so long ago, it did not work. They only connected when the plugs were pressed.
    Purchased from Nowy Elektronik, they worked flawlessly.


    It depends on what was bought and what it was used for. If an RJ45 connector was purchased and used for cables with RJ11 lugs, only pressing the plug into the socket actually helped.
  • #11 21169822
    Terebint
    Level 8  
    Yes, I know it's an old topic, but....

    tomiok wrote:
    I recommend dedicated connectors, no problems with that, for regular UTP:
    http://www.planetaelektroniki.pl/product.php?id_product=978

    Or for shielded FTP cables:
    http://www.planetaelektroniki.pl/product.php?id_product=997
    .

    And with such a connector, the transmission speed will not drop? I, on the other hand, need to extend the cable approx. 4 metres, from 12 to 16 metres.
  • #13 21175871
    Terebint
    Level 8  
    Thank you, this seems like a good option. I wonder if there are any 4 metre ones. I'll have a look, thanks for the lead.
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Topic summary

To extend an RJ-45 network cable connected to a router, users can utilize a longer cable or a dedicated RJ-45 connector, ensuring the total length does not exceed 100 meters to maintain connection quality. It is crucial to use the correct type of connector, as some connectors designed for RJ11 may not function properly with RJ-45 cables. Recommendations include using dedicated connectors for UTP and FTP shielded cables to avoid issues. Users have successfully used products like the Ugreen RJ-45 extender without experiencing a drop in transmission speed.
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