Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A 100-pack of 50 ft blue Cat5e patch cables with snagless RJ45 connectors and 24 AWG stranded copper for gigabit Ethernet
This bundle supplies one hundred blue Cat5e patch cables, each fifty feet long and terminated with RJ45 connectors. The cables use twenty-four AWG stranded copper conductors in an unshielded twisted-pair construction. They are rated for ten, one hundred and one thousand megabit per second Ethernet links. The pack is suited for installers wiring multiple drops in offices, schools or home labs.
Replacing shorter cables with these fifty-foot lengths lets you reach distant wall plates or switch ports without adding couplers. Moving from Cat5 to Cat5e restores headroom for gigabit speeds on existing infrastructure. The jump is worth it when you need consistent gigabit throughput across many drops and want a single stock-keeping unit for the job.
Molded snagless boots shield the RJ45 locking tabs so they survive frequent insertion and removal in patch panels or dense racks. Stranded conductors tolerate flexing better than solid-core cable when routes are changed. Under sustained gigabit traffic the unshielded design performs within Cat5e limits, provided runs stay within the fifty-foot length and are kept clear of strong EMI sources.
| Brand | BattleBorn |
|---|---|
| Model | GC-C5MB-50BLU |
| Type | Ethernet Patch (RJ-45) |
| Cat | 5E |
| Length | 50 ft. |
| Color | Blue |
Each 50 ft cable uses 24 AWG stranded copper conductors and a molded boot; allow enough tray width for the boot diameter and the cable’s bend radius.
Push the connector straight into the port until the boot clicks; do not rock or lever the boot sideways, which can snap the retention tab.
Replace a cable if the boot cracks, the jacket shows kinks or cuts, or the link drops below gigabit speeds on certified test equipment.
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