RJ11 Cable needed high speed

Hey guys moving my router away from the BT master socket, looking to move it around 10 metres away (cable length).

There for a need a new rj11, using adsl2+ get 17.5 meg so need one that can support that speed and is also resistance to interefence which I can get quite a bit of in the house.

I can seem to find one that do 7 metres but not 10. I ahve found some from chinia but god know what wauility they would be lol

Regards

Damien

In reply to a post by Cobra001:

Hey guys moving my router away from the BT master socket, looking to move it around 10 metres away (cable length).

There for a need a new rj11, using adsl2+ get 17.5 meg so need one that can support that speed and is also resistance to interefence which I can get quite a bit of in the house.

I can seem to find one that do 7 metres but not 10. I ahve found some from chinia but god know what wauility they would be lol

Regards

Damien

I have to say don't bother. If an issue occurs in future BT openreach and your ISP will not be happy.

It's far better to keep the rj11 cable short

& then run ethernet cables from the back of the router to where needed.

Or use wireless.

If you are going to do it anyway, this isn't bad

http://adsl24.co.uk/compstore/10m-Hi-Spec-ADSL-Twist...

Get some 2 pair Cat5e cable and make your own!

got plenty of cate cable but its not sheilded to the level I require, short of buying more than I need of shielded cable can't see to sourceany under 50 metre

Why shielded? Ordinary twisted 2pair Cat5/5e would be fine. The incoming cables are not shielded just twisted and where would you earth the shield to on RJ11/12 sockets?

In reply to a post by Cobra001:

got plenty of cate cable but its not sheilded to the level I require, short of buying more than I need of shielded cable can't see to sourceany under 50 metre

This stuffs v.decent but expensive!! Will keep looking.

http://www.adslnation.com/phpapps/catalog/product_in...

EDIT: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004RONEXA/ref=pd...

Not sure how good the belkin cable is but I know they're reviewed highly

Edited by ukhardy07 (Fri 19-Aug-11 15:29:56)

Be careful with the Belkin stuff. The one I had used a few years ago had 4 wires with pins 1 & 2 twisted, and then 3 & 4 twisted and not the inner pair twisted together. This one may be correct though.

I would NEVER recommend Belkin except for their Surgemaster range. Their cables are way overpriced and claims exaggerated.

I am not sure if they have corrected that error, but would be interested to know if someone buys one. The correct arrangement should be 2&3 (the centre 2 pins) wired as one pair and 1&4 wired as a second pair.

You mean 2&5 and 3&4