Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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Pack of 100 white Ethernet strain relief boots protects RJ45 connectors during cable assembly or repair
This pack contains one hundred white rubber boots designed for RJ45 Ethernet connectors. They protect the latch and cable junction during termination or repair work. The bulk quantity suits installers, IT departments and anyone building multiple patch cables. Each boot slides over the cable before the connector is crimped.
Technicians terminating Cat5e, Cat6 or similar RJ45 plugs will find the volume practical. Buyers who need coloured boots for circuit identification should look elsewhere because this pack is single-colour white. Users requiring shielded or angled boot profiles will not be served by this straight-entry design. The product is a passive accessory with no active components.
Having one hundred identical boots in one package removes the need to reorder small quantities during large cabling projects. It keeps spares on hand for future repairs or cable remakes. The uniform white colour simplifies visual consistency across an installation. No tools, cable or connectors are included in the pack.
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
|---|---|
| Type | ethernet |
The boots are made for standard RJ45 Ethernet cables, so they slide onto the cable before the connector is crimped and then cover the plug latch once the termination is complete.
The rubber boot sits behind the RJ45 body and leaves the latch exposed, so it works with existing Cat5e, Cat6 or Cat6a patch cords without blocking the release tab.
Count the individual white rubber pieces — there should be 100 — and check each for splits or deformation; intact boots will stretch over the cable and snap securely over the RJ45 housing.
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