Monoprice Inc. 140885 Flat Cat6 Network Ethernet Cable 10 ft Black 30AWG 550MHz
- Networking Patch Ca…
- 10 ft.
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A 5 ft Cat6a slim patch cable with snagless connectors for tight network runs
This Cables To Go C2G30143 is a 5ft Cat6a unshielded UTP patch cable with a slim profile and snagless boot design. It suits network installs where space behind panels or inside cable management trays is limited. The black jacket provides a clean look in professional or home environments.
Installers routing cable through dense patch panels, narrow trunking or crowded rack shelves will benefit from the reduced diameter. Builders who need shielded cable for high-EMI areas or outdoor-rated jackets should look elsewhere.
The cable is rated to the Cat6a performance tier in an unshielded UTP construction. This single specification determines whether the link will meet the bandwidth and crosstalk requirements of the intended network segment.
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