CAT 5e Patch Cable, SF/UTP, grey, 30 m - copper-clad aluminium wire (CCA)
Product Code: 50879
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Supplier product description
Goobay CAT 5e Patch Cable, SF/UTP, grey, Dust protection Bag - copper-clad aluminium wire (CCA)
Prewired, double-shielded CAT 5e LAN cable with 2x RJ45 plugs for connecting network components
A foil and a braid screen (SF/UTP) prevent interference from external sources and provide ideal signal distribution with minimal losses.
High-quality copper-clad aluminium wire (CCA) and gold-plated contacts guarantee an excellent, powerful network connection.
Latch protection on the RJ45 plugs prevents the latch from snagging or breaking off, helping to provide a reliable internet connection.
CAT 5e network cable suitable for Gigabit Ethernet with speeds of up to 10/100/1000 Mbit/s
Network connector: pair sequence according to EIA/TIA 568B, cable construction: twisted pair cable
Length of the Ethernet cable indicated on the overmoulded slimline strain relief.
Prewired, double-shielded CAT 5e LAN cable with 2x RJ45 plugs for connecting network components
A foil and a braid screen (SF/UTP) prevent interference from external sources and provide ideal signal distribution with minimal losses.
High-quality copper-clad aluminium wire (CCA) and gold-plated contacts guarantee an excellent, powerful network connection.
Latch protection on the RJ45 plugs prevents the latch from snagging or breaking off, helping to provide a reliable internet connection.
CAT 5e network cable suitable for Gigabit Ethernet with speeds of up to 10/100/1000 Mbit/s
Network connector: pair sequence according to EIA/TIA 568B, cable construction: twisted pair cable
Length of the Ethernet cable indicated on the overmoulded slimline strain relief.
Supplier parameters
Product code
50879
Brand
Goobay
Supplier's product code
50879
Product ID
U-50774
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