The Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 1,800, brand new and sealed, with RJ45 connectors pre-fitted at both ends. Twenty-five metres of Cat6 gives you Gigabit Ethernet with ease, a 250MHz rating, and room for 10 Gigabit links on equipment that supports them, since Cat6 carries 10GbE up to about 55 metres. The Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable is on the shelf at our Old Mutual Building store, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. That is enough reach to cross a large hall, climb to a rooftop corner or join two rooms in neighbouring blocks.
Designed for property managers, hotel and school technicians, NGO compounds and security installers, the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M handles the long, awkward runs that shorter leads cannot finish. Picture an outdoor access point on a wall facing the parking yard, or an office in the back block of a compound that gets no usable Wi-Fi from the main building. Coupling two short cables together adds a weak joint that loosens and gathers dust. One 25-metre piece goes the whole distance instead, so a Kisumu guesthouse or a Mombasa warehouse can share one fibre line across rooms that sit far apart.
Where many Nairobi electronics shops keep only short Ethernet leads, Mascom International carries the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable in eight lengths up to 25 metres, so you buy the exact reach rather than a roll and a crimper. At Mascom International, we're seeing more buyers wire outdoor Wi-Fi points and perimeter cameras as estates in Kitengela, Ruiru and Syokimau grow. Buyers throughout Kenya report that a single long cable is simpler to fault-find than a chain of joined leads. Visit us on Kimathi Street to collect the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M today, or order it on WhatsApp and pay when it arrives.
Common Questions About the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable
What is the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M price in Kenya?
The Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M sells for KSh 1,800, brand new, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. For that you get 25 metres of Cat6 with both RJ45 plugs fitted, a 6-month warranty, and the option to pay on arrival anywhere in Kenya. Choose the extra five metres over the 20-metre length when your route runs past about 18 metres once bends, ceiling climbs and wall drops are counted; otherwise the shorter cable leaves less coil to hide.
How far apart can two rooms be for the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M?
The Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M spans 25 metres from plug to plug, which often covers rooms in adjoining blocks of one compound. Real routes are rarely straight, so subtract a few metres for climbing to a ceiling, crossing a doorway and dropping to the socket. In practice that leaves roughly 20 metres of straight-line distance between the two devices. Between blocks, run the cable through conduit along a wall or under a covered walkway rather than letting it hang across a yard, where wind and sun wear it down.
Is the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M better than joining two shorter cables?
One Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M beats two joined cables in almost every case. Two 10-metre lengths at KSh 1,500 each cost KSh 3,000 before you buy a coupler, against KSh 1,800 for one 25-metre piece. A coupler adds a joint that can loosen, corrode in coastal humidity, and become the first suspect whenever the link fails. Joining shorter leads only makes sense when the cable must pass through a hole too small for a plug, or when you already own the shorter pieces.
Does the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M work for an outdoor access point in Kenyan weather?
The Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M can feed an outdoor access point, but the outside stretch needs protection. We do not claim a UV or waterproof rating for this patch cable, so run the exposed part through conduit and seat the plug inside the access point's sealed port or a weatherproof box. That shields it from the hard Nairobi sun, the long rains from March to May, and the salty air in Mombasa and Malindi. With a PoE switch or injector indoors, the same cable carries data and power up to the unit.
Is the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M fast enough for a NAS or a video editing team?
Yes, the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M suits a NAS or an editing team, because 25 metres sits inside the roughly 55-metre limit for 10 Gigabit Ethernet on Cat6. With 10GbE ports on the NAS, switch and workstation, large video files move far quicker than over a 1 Gigabit link. Most offices still run 1 Gigabit equipment, and the cable handles that easily across its full length. This kind of run suits production houses in Kilimani and photo studios that keep raw footage on one shared drive.
Will the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M help my CCTV system stay online?
A wired run through the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M keeps a far camera recording without the dropouts weak Wi-Fi causes. The cable connects an IP camera at a back gate or perimeter wall to the NVR or PoE switch inside. During a KPLC outage the cable itself needs no power, so put the NVR and PoE switch on a UPS and the camera keeps feeding footage. Buyers setting up estate security often choose wired cameras for this reason, since footage from the moment of an incident matters most.
How should I lay the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M along a long route?
Lay the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M from the far device back toward the switch, so any spare length ends up coiled loosely near the switch. Keep it away from electrical cables, fluorescent fittings and motors where you can, and cross power lines at right angles rather than running beside them. Support long horizontal stretches with clips every metre or so instead of letting the cable sag. Avoid tight loops and heavy cable ties, since crushed pairs slow the link. Test the connection before closing any trunking or ceiling board.
Who is the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M right for, and who should choose something else?
The Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M is right for anyone wiring a run between 18 and 25 metres long: outdoor access points, distant cameras, back-block offices and large halls. It is the wrong pick for short runs, where the coil gets in the way; the 5-metre or 10-metre length fits a typical room. For distances beyond 100 metres, Ethernet needs a switch partway, and fibre is the better fit between buildings far apart. Contractors cabling a new building usually prefer bulk cable, wall sockets and patch panels.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Speed
- Category 6 Ethernet rating — built to the Cat6 standard for wired networks, a clear step up from older Cat5e office cabling.
- 1 Gigabit at the full 25 metres — Gigabit Ethernet is rated to 100 metres, so this length runs it with a wide margin.
- 10 Gigabit capable at this length — Cat6 carries 10GbE to about 55 metres; 25 metres qualifies when both devices have 10GbE ports.
- 250MHz frequency rating — a measure of the signal the cable is built to carry; more headroom means cleaner high-speed data.
- Two-way traffic at full speed — CCTV footage uploads and software update downloads run at the same time without competing.
- Unaffected by Wi-Fi congestion — apartment blocks with dozens of nearby networks do not slow a wired run the way they slow wireless.
- Steady response time — a wired path keeps Zoom, Teams and Google Meet calls clear, with no sudden freezes from signal drops.
Device Compatibility
- Standard RJ45 sockets — connects to any router, switch, NVR, IP camera, access point, desktop or network printer with an Ethernet port.
- Outdoor access points and Wi-Fi bridges — runs from an indoor PoE switch to a wall- or pole-mounted unit outside.
- PoE pass-through — carries power from a PoE switch or injector to compatible cameras and access points, so no outdoor socket is needed.
- Cat5e and older ports — mixes freely with existing network gear; the connection settles at whatever speed the slower device supports.
- Fibre terminals from local providers — plugs into the LAN port of routers supplied by Safaricom, Zuku, Faiba and similar.
- Office phones and printers — feeds IP desk phones and shared printers in a far office without extra wireless hardware.
- Instant recognition — Windows, macOS, Linux and most network devices pick up the connection with no drivers or settings.
Build and Connector Design
- Pre-fitted RJ45 connectors — eight-pin Ethernet plugs on both ends, installed before sale so you skip crimping and testing.
- Retaining clip on each connector — clicks into the socket and holds firm if someone trips on the cable or moves a desk.
- Twisted wire pairs — each pair is wound together, which cancels much of the interference picked up from nearby power lines.
- Protective outer sheath — wraps the four pairs inside; avoid sharp corners and heavy pinching to keep those pairs undamaged.
- Straight-through layout — the standard patch arrangement, matching both ends so it joins a device to a router or switch.
- Patch-cable build — intended for indoor routes; protect any exposed outdoor stretch inside conduit, trunking or a covered walkway.
Length and Inclusions
- 25 metres end to end — covers a large hall, a crossing between neighbouring blocks, or a house-to-pole access point.
- Five metres beyond the 20-metre length — worth it once your measured route passes about 18 metres.
- No mid-run joints — one continuous length, so there is no coupler to loosen, rust or confuse fault-finding later.
- Eight lengths in the same family — Mascom International stocks this cable from 1 metre to 25 metres.
- Works straight from the pack — no crimper, loose connectors or cable tester needed before plugging in.
- Colour on WhatsApp — ask us which colour is in stock if it must match a wall, ceiling or existing trunking.
- 6-month warranty — claims are handled at the Mascom International service desk in Nairobi CBD.
Package Contents
The pack holds a single Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M, coiled, with RJ45 connectors already fitted at each end. That is all a standard switch-to-device run needs. Conduit, clips, trunking, couplers and weatherproof boxes are not part of the pack, so plan those for any outdoor stretch. A laptop with no Ethernet port needs a USB or USB-C Ethernet adapter, which Mascom International sells separately. Plug in both ends and check the link lights before you fix the cable in place.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects in the cable and both RJ45 connectors under normal use. Claims are handled at our service desk in Nairobi CBD, where staff test the cable before resolving the claim.
Buying the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable from Mascom International
You can pick up the Net Power Cat6 Patch Cable 25M at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Unroll it at the counter, check the plugs and clips, and compare it with the shorter lengths before you decide. Colour stock changes, so ask the team which shade is available that week. Installers buying for a whole compound can order several lengths together.
Contact our team the way that suits you:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery is pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Orders in Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and Naivasha, Nyeri, Kitale, Malindi and other major towns receive theirs within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your purchase carries the 6-month warranty described above. We list each cable's real length and rating, keep prices plain, and support you after the sale if anything goes wrong.
