When we renovated our house I made the electrician put in Cat6A to the office and loft. Now that I have full fibre (900Mbps) from Sky I'm just upgrading my patch cables everywhere as I'm sick of all of the crappy hand-me-down/falling apart cables I have kicking around with no idea what they all are.
I just need lengths of 0.25m to max 2m to wire up devices next to the router in the lounge (AppleTV, Sky box etc.) and then from the wall socket in the office to my PC, work Macbook and NAS.
Just a sense check, there's literally no point getting Cat6a for this use right> Max 2m length but most are 0.5/1m.
TIA.
I just need lengths of 0.25m to max 2m to wire up devices next to the router in the lounge (AppleTV, Sky box etc.) and then from the wall socket in the office to my PC, work Macbook and NAS.
Just a sense check, there's literally no point getting Cat6a for this use right> Max 2m length but most are 0.5/1m.
TIA.
Cat6A isn't overly expensive and is still quite bendy and usable. I know what you are saying though due to the lengths, but yeah I'd want to make them all the same lol. Ubiquiti Premium Patch cable, 0.3m is £5.40 inc. VAT. Or startech do a 0.5m for £6.61. etc etc.
Even though I told him a million times it has to be Cat6a. I am getting 900Mbps+ on my speed tests (wired) but I'm not sure how long the run is from the router, up the front of the house, through the loft floor/ceiling and back into the office here. It's probably <50m...