🔌 ZOSI 100ft Cat5e Ethernet Cable in White - High-Speed RJ45 Network Cord for POE Security Cameras System, PoE Switches, Internet Routers, Computers, and IP Cameras (30M) Review

I wanted to speed up the network because the old cables I had didn't reach the 1GB transfer rate. They seemed too good to be true but they arrived exactly as described. I also have a pack of 100 plastic wire clips with nails to secure the cable.

One of the cables that came with my cameras was somehow cut so I bought a replacement cable. It's not white and easy to hide like the original cables that came with my system, but gray doesn't really bother me. It's also thicker and appears to be of higher quality than the one on my system. A bonus was that it came with a new connector gasket, which was nice as I lost the old one when installing my system and had to improvise a gasket (pure RTV).

I recently bought a POE surveillance system and of course the cables that come with it are not long enough to run from one end of the house to the other. I checked out the manufacturer's website and found that the 100ft runs I needed were significantly more. Searched for Revain and found this. Now I could make the cables myself, but it was a lot easier to just buy them and have them delivered. You can check if they work on Lorex POE 4K cameras with NVR.

One of the cables that came with my cameras was somehow cut so I bought it as a spare. It's not white and easy to hide like the original cables that came with my system, but gray doesn't really bother me. It's also thicker and appears to be of higher quality than the one on my system. A bonus was that it came with a new connector gasket, which was nice as I lost the old one when installing my system and had to improvise a gasket (pure RTV).

We installed a Reolink camera system and the 60ft cables weren't long enough. The preinstalled connector covers seem like a good idea, but we couldn't route the cable without them. hang up. Finally cut them off. Luckily all my connections are in the eaves, so they're not out in bad weather. Also, they are rolled up and need to be unwound (and untangled). Let them sit on the lawn in the sun for a while and they'll be much easier to pull.

I saved about $30 on the purchase of this Cat5e ethernet cable for my son's security camera. I bought an extra POE camera for his system but I didn't have a cable. And the camera maker seems to want so much for a simple Cat 5e cable. I carefully examined this cable with those that came with his system. As far as I could tell, they were absolutely identical, including cable ratings. They can be from the same OEM. The cable worked great in its POE system. And with a 100-foot cord and a dust-proof