Belkin A3L791-06 network ethernet cable Cat 5E 6 ft Gray
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- 5E
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A 1 ft Cat6 UTP patch cable with 28 AWG conductors for short Gigabit Ethernet links
The Cables To Go 01098 is a Category 6 unshielded twisted-pair patch cord finished in black. Its 28 AWG conductors keep the cable light and flexible for short runs. The 1 ft length suits rack-to-panel links or desktop connections where excess slack is unwanted. MPN 01098 identifies the item in inventory systems.
Installers who need longer horizontal runs or PoE power budgets beyond what 28 AWG can deliver should select a heavier-gauge or longer cable. Buyers requiring shielded construction for noisy environments must choose a different product.
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The package contains a single 1-foot CAT6 UTP patch cable with 28AWG conductors in black.
This item is a single specific version: a 1-foot CAT6 UTP cable with 28AWG wiring in black, identified by MPN 01098.
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