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NavePoint Cat5e UTP Ethernet Network Patch Cable 50 FT Blue
Snagless Cat5e UTP patch cable with stranded copper, gold-plated RJ45 connectors and 1 Gbps speed for 10/100/1000 Base-T networks
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- 1 Gbps speed for Gigabit networks
- Snagless boots protect RJ45 clips during installs
- Stranded 24 AWG copper with HD-PE insulation
- UL Listed safety certification
- 50 FT length reaches distant devices
NavePoint Cat5e UTP Patch Cable 50 FT
This NavePoint Cat5e UTP Ethernet patch cable measures 50 feet and uses stranded copper conductors with a blue PVC jacket. Gold-plated RJ45 connectors feature snagless strain relief boots for secure connections. The cable is UL Listed and tested to 100 MHz bandwidth with a maximum transfer speed of 1 Gbps.
Suits standard Gigabit home and office links
It connects computers, routers, switches, VoIP phones and media players on 10/100/1000 Base-T networks. The 24 AWG stranded design makes it flexible for patching between devices and wall outlets. Installers who need shielded cable, plenum rating or lengths beyond 50 feet should choose a different specification.
1 Gbps maximum transfer speed
The Cat5e rating supports up to 100 MHz frequency and 1 Gbps throughput, which determines whether this cable meets the performance requirement for a given Gigabit Ethernet installation.
Highlights
- 1 Gbps speed for Gigabit networks
- Snagless boots protect RJ45 clips during installs
- Stranded 24 AWG copper with HD-PE insulation
- UL Listed safety certification
- 50 FT length reaches distant devices
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
Which length should I choose for my setup?
This cable is supplied in a single 50 FT length; choose it when the distance between your devices and the wall outlet or switch is roughly that far.
What does the 1 Gbps rating mean for everyday use?
It supports full Gigabit Ethernet throughput for file transfers, streaming and VoIP on 10/100/1000 Base-T networks.
How does the 100 MHz bandwidth affect performance?
The 100 MHz bandwidth sets the signalling ceiling that enables the 1 Gbps data rate on Cat5e links.
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