Network cables

A network cable connects a computer, router, or other equipment to a wired local network - a connection that's more stable than Wi-Fi and unaffected by walls or interference from nearby networks. This category includes cables of different categories (Cat 5e, Cat 6, and higher), which differ in maximum data transfer speed, as well as ready-made patch cords of various lengths and bulk reels for DIY runs and crimping. When choosing, consider the network speed you need and whether the cable will run inside walls, in which case a fire-rated jacket matters.