Electrical Ethernet Cable Wall Covers

[RoHS] Short Ethernet cable that works.

[RJ45 Male] A Ethernet cable that works! And it was low cost.

[Gray] This was used in our massage clinic to cover the cords from the massage tables to the electrical outlets. This product is better quality and less expensive than rubber cord covers. One of the best things about this product is being able to cut it to the size you need. I would recommend this product to anyone needing cord covers.

[Yes] I hardwire them, aka Ethernet Backhaul and it covers my spread out home with less mesh points

[Gray] Cable is sturdy, and the electrical contacts are good (no overheating noted).

[Yes] I'll preface this with I'm very comfortable with home electrical work, if you're not this might be a little more complicated for someone who is not comfortable with electrical wiring at home. Great product, looks clean, fits in with my existing decora style switches. I did have to chisel away a little dry wall behind the face plate of my switches to get everything to sit flush with the wall, but otherwise quick install, no issues. I like the app, it's clean and works well. Integration with Alexa was quick and easy. Overall love it, looking forward to installing some of the dimable modules.

[0.235 lb] A well made musical instrument cable for light duty use at a very reasonable price point. Cable is very supple and well made from both a mechanical and electrical perspective. Wire and braid are soldered to the connector, not crimped, I like that. Shielding from electrical noise and interference (radiated susceptibility) seems adequate for my use. Cable microphonics do not seem to be a problem with this musical instrument cable.

[Access Point] Perfect addition and extension to my wifi network using an existing ethernet wall jack.

[Windows ] We use these for our timeclocks that are not wifi but have an ethernet cable connection. Works well.

[250] This worked perfectly for my set up. I had a dead zone in my office but already had ethernet going to the wall. All I needed to do was remove the wall cover and pop out the ethernet keystone. Then I made and inserted a two inch patch cable between the keystone and this access point. It was immediately adopted into my existing UniFi system. This is an older AP so doesn't support WiFi 6.