Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Pack of 500 gray rubber boots that protect RJ45 connectors and reduce cable strain
This pack contains 500 gray RJ45 strain-relief boots for Ethernet cable assembly and repair. It suits installers, integrators and hobbyists who terminate large numbers of patch cables and want a single bulk source. The quantity reduces re-order frequency for high-volume wiring projects.
Each boot slides over the cable before the connector is crimped and then seats over the plug body to protect the latch and cable entry. The rubber material stretches for a snug fit but can tear if forced over oversized plugs or sharp jacket edges. Correct crimp length and cable diameter are essential for reliable retention.
These boots provide strain relief and latch guarding for standard RJ45 plugs; they do not alter the electrical performance or category rating of the link. They are sized for typical patch-cable jackets and may not accommodate thick outdoor or industrial cables. No shielding, grounding or weather-sealing function is included.
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
|---|---|
| Type | ethernet |
Push each boot over the connector until the tab clicks into the latch window; the boot should sit flush with no gap and the cable should not pull free when tugged gently.
The pack contains 500 gray rubber strain-relief boots only; RJ45 plugs and bulk cable are not included and must be purchased separately.
This product is sold only as a 500-piece pack; there is no smaller 45-count option available.
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