Monoprice Inc. 140885 Flat Cat6 Network Ethernet Cable 10 ft Black 30AWG 550MHz
- Networking Patch Ca…
- 10 ft.
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BlueDiamond
35-foot snagless UTP patch cable rated at 350 MHz with EIA/TIA-568A wiring for 10Base-T networks
This BlueDiamond CAT5e patch cable measures 35ft and uses snagless moulded boots to protect the connectors from breakage. It is built with 350Mhz stranded 4-pair 8-conductor UTP construction and wired to the 568A standard. The cable serves home or office networks that run 10Base-T or Token Ring links.
The cable meets the Draft 11 specification and carries CSA and UL approvals for safety compliance. Its 350Mhz bandwidth supports the rated 10Base-T throughput but does not extend to higher-grade categories. Installers should match the 568A pinout at both ends to maintain correct operation.
Snagless boots make routing through tight spaces easier while reducing the chance of tab damage during pulls. The stranded conductors tolerate repeated flexing better than solid-core alternatives. Verify that both endpoints use 568A wiring; mixing with 568B will cause a crossover fault.
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Choose the 35 ft cable when the distance between devices is close to that length; excess slack can be coiled, but a shorter run reduces clutter and potential signal loss.
The 350 MHz bandwidth provides ample headroom for 10 Mbps Ethernet, so the link will run at full speed without the cable being the bottleneck.
The cable is wired to EIA/TIA-568A, which works for 10Base-T and Token Ring; Gigabit Ethernet typically expects 568B pin-out, so verify your equipment’s wiring standard before relying on it for 1 Gbps links.
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