Ethernet Cable Reel

[RoHS] Short Ethernet cable that works.

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

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

[9.8' / 3 m] I have a reel with just one channel on it, but found out it's cheaper to buy this cable and just remove the bracket from the LC side. Comes right out without cutting anything.

[1x HDMI Male] I purchased this cable for use with PTZ cameras as an alternative to SDI cable. I shoot mainly at 1080p60 (59.94), for which this optical HDMI cable works perfectly. The image shows the cable on a reel, however it is simply coiled. Taking care to uncoil it without twisting, I put it on an inexpensive orange cable reel sold at nearly any hardware store. It is wound Source End out (the cable is uni-directional) with enough slack at the Display end to reach the switcher. The cable is thin, very flexible, and lays flat

[< 0.55 dB] I wrapped a 250ft Outdoor POE CAT6 Network Cable on this reel and it really works well. Not the most durable reel I have ever used but for a network cable it's just what I needed.

[2x SC] I use a Dejero Go Box bonded cellular video transmitter for news live shots and having a cable solution that's lightweight and compact like the Dejero is very important. I work from a SUV and I need to keep things as small as possible. The reel is a simple design but very well made, it does a great job of protecting the cable while stored in the vehicle. As it can lay flat anyone looking for a cable reel that easy to pack and travel with this is the solution. It makes efficient use of its size.

I use a Dejero Go Box bonded cellular video transmitter for news live shots and having a cable solution that's lightweight and compact like the Dejero is very important. I work from a SUV and I need to keep things as small as possible. The reel is a simple design but very well made, it does a great job of protecting the cable while stored in the vehicle. As it can lay flat anyone looking for a cable reel that easy to pack and travel with this is the solution. It makes efficient use of its size.

[0.9 lb] Usually I build my own cable from spare parts and my cable reel, but I use Canare Star Quad specifically in student educational situations. Often departmental cables go missing - stolen by students and staff, so cable building is a constant issue. With this cable they rarely go walk about, and when they do I often find out about it immediately when I see the culprit with my cable.

[RG-59] Got 200' of RG6 cable with a tail of about 6 feet so you don't have to reel out the full length. Sweet!