Cables and Accessories
Every installer should use cables that are robust and resistant to various negative factors.
Cable testers, cable locators, network analysis and much more on the subject of cable testing.
Discover a wide range of cable accessories, ideal for every professional and DIY enthusiast!
Brand recommendations
Screen connection cable
Network cables
Network cable S/FTP CAT6
- AWG 27
- Color: grey
- Inner conductor material: copper
- Gold-plated plug contacts
- Latching lug protection
- Flame retardant
Network cable U/FTP CAT6a
- Flat design (approx. 3 mm thin)
- AWG 26
- Color: grey
- Inner conductor material: copper
- Latching lug protection
- Flame retardant
Network cable S/FTP CAT6a
- AWG 27
- Available in various colors
- Inner conductor material: copper
- Latching lug protection
- Flame retardant
Monitor adapter
USB cables, docking stations & hubs
Docking stations from renkforce
- 1 to 4 monitors
- for various operating systems
USB hubs from renkforce
- Hubs with up to 13 outputs
- Models with individually switchable outputs
Cables and Accessories
With our range of single and multi-core cables for a variety of industrial, office and domestic applications, as well as related accessories, you can buy all the products you need in one place. We offer among others: Control cables, coaxial cables, telecommunication cables as well as data transmission cables, fiber optic cables or photovoltaic cables. Of course, we also have the accessories you need for installation - cable clamps, cable ties, cable glands, as well as cable labels and heat-shrink tubing. Our range also includes cable and electrical testing equipment to ensure the safety and reliability of your systems. Installers will appreciate cable tools, including professional crimping pliers, cutters and wire strippers - they make every installation easier and faster. Explore the full range and choose the best products for you.
Terms relating to cables
1. Resolution:
Describes how many pixels a display can show, e.g. 1920×1080 (Full HD) or 3840×2160 (4K). The higher the resolution, the sharper the image - provided the source (e.g. PC or camera) also supports it.
4. Bandwidth:
The maximum amount of data that a cable can transmit simultaneously. It depends on the type of cable and the standard used. Higher bandwidths enable simultaneous video and audio signals in high quality, for example.
2. Frame rate (refresh rate):
Indicates how often an image is refreshed on the monitor per second, measured in Hertz (Hz). 60 Hz is standard, 120-144 Hz ensures smoother movements - especially for gaming or fast videos.
5. Shielding:
Protection against external interference. Cables with good shielding (e.g. S/FTP for LAN cables) conduct signals without interference - important for long cables or in environments with a lot of electronics.
3. Transmission rate::
The amount of data that is transmitted through a cable per second. It is usually specified in Gbit/s (gigabits per second). Modern HDMI and DisplayPort cables, for example, can achieve up to 48 Gbit/s - important for high-resolution content with a high frame rate.
6. Analog vs. Digital:
Analog signals (e.g. VGA) are more susceptible to quality loss and interference. Digital signals (e.g. HDMI, DisplayPort) provide a more precise and stable picture and sound quality.
Future-proof workplace cabling
Future-proof workplace cabling is an important criterion for companies in order to meet the increasing demands on data transmission and connectivity. High-quality monitor connection cables and monitor adapters ensure high video resolutions and therefore enable professional working in the digital environment.
First-class USB and network cables guarantee high data transfer rates and provide future-proof cabling today.
Network cables & connection cables:
Ethernet or LAN cables (e.g. CAT 5e, CAT 6, CAT 6a) connect computers to the internet or a network. The higher the category, the faster and more interference-free the transmission. USB cables (USB-A, USB-C) transfer data and power between devices such as printers, hard disks or laptops.
Image transmission cables:
HDMI cables transmit image and sound in high quality, ideal for monitors, TVs and projectors. DisplayPort offers higher resolutions and frame rates, especially for modern monitors. DVI only transmits image signals (without sound) and is widely used with older monitors. VGA is analog and is considered obsolete, but is still used occasionally.
Customized cables
Our service includes the exact adaptation of cables and hoses to individual requirements. Over 35,000 cables, hoses and accessories from leading manufacturers are available in the Conrad range for almost every application. The assembly service includes more than 6,400 cables, hoses and accessories that are available in our range.