Belkin A3L791-06 network ethernet cable Cat 5E 6 ft Gray
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- 5E
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BlueDiamond
A 100 ft snagless UTP patch cable rated to 350 MHz and wired to EIA/TIA‑568A for 10Base‑T or Token Ring
This 100ft BlueDiamond CAT5e patch cable is built for wired Ethernet connections in home or office networks. It uses stranded 4-pair UTP construction rated to 350Mhz and is wired to the EIA/TIA-568A standard for 10Base-T or Token Ring applications.
The cable meets Draft 11 specification and carries CSA and UL approvals for safety compliance. Buyers who require shielded cabling, higher category performance such as CAT6 or CAT6a, or a different wiring scheme should look at alternative products.
The 350Mhz rating defines the cable's usable frequency range and determines whether it supports the desired network speed over the full 100ft length. Verify that this bandwidth matches the requirements of the connected equipment before purchase.
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