Specifications:

Cable Type: Ethernet Cable
Data Transfer Speed: Supports speeds up to 1,000 Mbps for fast and reliable network connectivity
Dimensions: 5 × 4 × 3 cm
Weight: 25 grams

1. How much does LAN cable cost?

A 1 Meter Ethernet LAN Cable price can range from 50 Rs to 700 Rs depending upon its shielding, quality, brand and data speed. At Robocraze you can buy Lan Cable of 1 meter at only 49/- Rs INR.

2. Can I run Ethernet cables outside?

Ethernet cables suitable for outdoor use can be installed in direct exposure, including in the air between two buildings or structures. However, in most cases it is preferable to lay the wiring out of sight and bury it underground. You can run Category 6 (Cat 6), Category 5(Cat 5), or Category 5e (Cat 5E) Ethernet cable outdoors to connect your computer to a local area network (LAN) between homes or other buildings. This outdoor ethernet cable is ideal for undergrounds. Most Ethernet cables are routed indoors, but there are times when networks need to traverse outdoor spaces. For example, connecting two or more outdoor buildings.

3. Which cable is best for LAN?

If we look overall aspects CAT5e Internet LAN Cable is the one of the best net cable. It is low budget friendly, faster, and durable. CAT5e, also known as Category 5e or Category 5 Extended, is a network cabling standard approved in 1999. CAT5e offers significantly improved performance over the previous CAT5 standard, including up to 10x faster speeds and a significantly increased ability to travel distances without being affected by crosstalk. Cat5 Ethernet cables support speeds up to 100 Mbit/s, while Cat5e supports networks up to 1 Gbit (1000 Mbit/s). Cat5e is another differentiator from the basic Cat5 and is available in a noise-reducing shielded variant.

4. Which type of Ethernet cable do I need?

Choose Ethernet based on maximum cable transmission capacity, required cable length, internet speed, and application. 

5. Is LAN faster than WiFi?

Ethernet connections are usually faster, more reliable and more secure than WiFi connections. When it comes to data transfer speeds, Ethernet peaks at 1000Mbps or 1 Gigabit per second, while the latest WiFi standard reaches speeds up to 1300Mbps or 1.3 Gigabit per second. So, while on paper WiFi seems to be popular, in real world applications Ethernet is more reliable in terms of providing speed. Choosing direct WiFi over wired depends on what you want in your internet connection. If you want consistent speeds and low latency, Ethernet is the way to go.