Product Description
20m Cat6 UTP patch lead, gigabit-rated, pure copper, white. Built for runs where the camera, switch or panel is one room — or one floor — away from the recorder or cabinet.
On the job
- IP camera to NVR/DVR: one length covers the distance without a mid-run coupler, keeping the link a single soldered/tested segment.
- Switch and access-point drops: patching desks or APs back to a comms cabinet in office or retail fit-outs.
- Riser and skirting runs: white finish sits discreetly against walls; slim profile (just over 1mm in height) allows the cable to slide under carpet or flooring where a low-profile route is needed.
Key specs
- Length: 20m
- Standard: Cat6, supporting gigabit speeds up to 1000Mbps
- Backward compatibility: works with Cat5 devices
- Conductors: pure copper
- Construction: unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
- Connectors: moulded RJ45 both ends
- Compliance: RoHS
Notes for spec'ing
Cat6 headroom over Cat5e matters most on longer runs and busy segments — worth defaulting to on any new CCTV or LAN install rather than mixing standards mid-run. UTP construction means no shield/earthing to manage, simplifying termination versus STP, but keep away from heavy EMI sources on site where possible.
This SKU is also listed under GR-RJ45-NETWORK-CABLE-CAT6-20M-W-CU, GR-RJ45-NETWORK-CABLE-CAT6-20M-W-LU, RJ45-NETWORK-CABLE-CAT6-20M-White, UK-RJ45-NETWORK-CABLE-CAT6-20M-W and COND-RJ45NETWOR-LN-C54606 across supplier catalogues — same cable.
Specifications
- Ethernet Version
- Cat6
- Color
- White
- Length
- 20m
- Features
- Suitable for CCTV, Suitable for POE, Suitable for VOIP Phones
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cable support gigabit speeds over the full 20m?
Yes — it's built to the Cat6 standard, which supports gigabit speeds up to 1000Mbps.
Is it compatible with existing Cat5 equipment?
Yes, it's backward compatible with Cat5 devices.
Is this a shielded cable?
No, it's unshielded twisted pair (UTP) construction with pure copper conductors.
Can it be routed under carpet or flooring?
Its profile is slim — just over 1mm in height — which allows it to slide under carpets, floors, or behind furniture.










