Cat 6 Ethernet Cable Couplers

I used these for work regularly and are exactly what I needed for 23awg solid wire shielded cat.6

Even though VGA is outdated, it could still be run +100' then HDMI came in and 33' runs. Now obviously you can push it past 33' but not reliably. And especially with cheap HDMI patch cables on each side with two couplers. This is my go to HDMI for in wall non-plenum environments. A lot cheaper than a GOOD HDMI to Cat 6 active converter. I have used passive HDMI to Cat 6 (dual and single) converters and they are a waist of money in a professional environment. If you want to use it at home, sure. But if it's a client and you use a passive converter, you can kiss that client goodbye. He'll be calling me next, so Thanks. You have to watch out for which side you plug in to the source, but besides that it's great. Fits in an empty 1 conduit. I've never needed to turn the booster past 5. Good robust cable. It's not something you should be plugging directly into a laptop, but since it's active you can reliably add cheap HDMI cables and couplers and still push a signal through at Full HD. I've used the 75' also without problems.

6 out let. good.

Not much to say about an ethernet cable, except that it works.

Works well. We are using it over a very long cat 6 cable.

Short Ethernet cable that works.

Ethernet cable wet dream.

A Ethernet cable that works! And it was low cost.

A fine switch for connecting multiple machines - via ethernet Cat 7 or Cat 8) to high speed internet. Performs well

This is used to connect a Cat 5 Ethernet to a type-C on my Chromebook. It is delicate, but does the job. The body does get warm when in use, something I was not expecting.