Use the Internet Freely with a Router Extension Cable
To remove dead zones in your office or home, while providing access to the on Internet all of your devices, use a router extension cable. Cables on eBay provide your family with a simple, economical way to extend your coverage and will boost the signal of any standard router, no matter what brand you use.
Can a router extension cable work over any distance?A router extension cable can be run over a fairly long distance without losing speed, and most on eBay can go up to 10 metres without losing the quality of the signal. While selecting a cable that will be used over a long distance, consider the type of twisted-pair LAN being utilised and the transmission speed. A 1000 Megabits per second link manufactured using Cat5e cable will transmit a signal up to 100 metres.
Can a router extension cable expand a home network to a conservatory?Some people want to use the Internet in buildings attached to their main residence, and they can get connection cables on eBay to suit their needs. These are of various lengths, reducing the need to create cables that suit the dimensions of your residence. eBay offers cables which are suitable for different network topologies, and protocols, so you can find extension cables to suit buildings that are separated over hilly terrain. A router extension cable offers the following benefits:
- It improves the signal from your Wi-Fi network.
- It reduces interference on your network.
- It improves the speed at which you can transfer files between devices on your network.
A good router extension cable prevents signal loss, and many options give a maximum signal loss of only 3.0 dB. Those you select should be Wi-Fi compliant, be compatible with the IEEE 802.11a, and 802.11n wireless LAN standards, and prevent interference, working seamlessly with 2.4 or 5 gigahertz devices. A network with more 5 gigahertz devices included picks up less interference since Bluetooth devices, and other wireless devices like cordless phones, use the 2.4 gigahertz frequency. The cable you select must be designed for reduced signal loss at either frequency, while being small enough in diameter to easily pass through small holes, and long enough for you to place your antennas wherever you wish in your network. Some are designed with gold-plated connectors that have extra shields on them, making them resistant to the rain and sun.