Cat5e Patch Cable – CMR – Stranded – No Boots – USA
As Low As: $3.08
Description
Designed for today’s high density patch panels, these CAT5e patch cables are also built for modems, hubs, and routers.
- Network computers in office or home
- Suitable for general purpose indoor use, such as routing connections in patching systems
- Distributes data, voice, or video
- Made for routers, hubs, and modems
- Flame-retardant for indoor installations
- Color coded for easier termination process
- CMR 24 AWG bare copper material
- Outer jacket made of PVC
- EIA/TIA 568A rated
- Tested to 350 MHz
- Starting at 1000 ft spools
- Verified for Gigabit Ethernet
- Flat or round CAT5e wire
- 8 conductors, 8 positions
- Plug: RJ45 connectors
- Connect into either feedthru or category panels
- Great for data applications
Additional information
| Weight | 0.3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Color | Beige, Black, Blue, Brown, Gray, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, White, Yellow |
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