Reposition your Router for Better Wi-Fi Coverage around the Home or Office

To achieve the best possible results from your router, positioning is key!

Most ISPs post out routers restricting coverage to master socket location.

Many broadband customers have to resort to expensive Wi-Fi boosters to extend range.

Those who realise that positioning is key, often cancel out the benefits by choosing the wrong type of cable.

Cheap non twisted pair cables produce the worst results. This is widely known in the industry and is why your ISP will tell you not to move your modem too far from the master socket.

What we supply?

Round Cable with Moulded ADSL Plugs

Screened Cable giving EMI Rejection

High Speed & Low Loss Conductors

Standard RJ11 4 Pin Connector Plugs

Black External PVC Options Available

Tried & Tested for UK ADSL 2 Fibre

Also Works with Non Fibre Connections

Free Cable Clips with orders over 5m

Where to use?

Specifically designed to be installed between the Master Socket and Router. Plugs into Microfilters or the RJ11/RJ45 data port on a BT Openreach Wall Socket.

Where not to use?

Not designed for connecting devices to the Yellow LAN sockets on your Router. 8 Pin Ethernet cables are the fastest for Local Area Network (LAN) connections.

What you should Avoid?

Flat or Oval shaped cables with no Twisted pairs. Easily identified by having a line down the outer PVC sheath. Supplied with most routers in order to keep cost down. The negative results are only noticeable with longer lengths and this is the main reason why they are not offered in very long lengths.

10M ADSL2+ Super High Speed Cat5e RJ11 Broadband Hub Internet Extension Cable for BT Infinity Sky Q Talktalk Plusnet EE Vodafone Post Office Router on Fibre or Standard Services 10 Metre White

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