NavePoint
NavePoint Cat5e UTP Snagless Patch Cable 1 FT Blue 10-Pack
Ten blue Cat5e patch cables, each one foot long with snagless boots, support gigabit speeds up to 1 Gbps over 24 AWG stranded copper
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- Snagless boots protect RJ45 tabs during frequent moves
- 1 Gbps throughput supports Gigabit network links
- Stranded 24 AWG copper keeps cable flexible for tight bends
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for stable signals
- Ten cables in one pack simplify multi-drop installations
Ready-to-use 10-pack for short runs
This NavePoint Cat5e UTP snagless patch cable comes in a 10-pack of 1 ft blue cords for quick, tidy connections. Each cord uses 24 AWG stranded copper with HD-PE insulation and gold-plated RJ45 plugs. The snagless boots protect the latch during frequent moves. Rated for 1 Gbps at 100 MHz bandwidth.
Replaces loose or damaged Cat5e jumpers
Swap out worn patch cords that cause intermittent link errors or slow negotiation on 10/100/1000 Base-T networks. The stranded construction handles repeated re-patching better than solid-core cable. The jump is worth it when existing cables fail certification or when a rack refresh demands colour-coded, strain-relieved leads.
Suits installers wiring dense patch panels
Ideal for technicians who need multiple short, flexible cords for server-to-switch or workstation-to-wall links in Gigabit environments. Not suited for runs exceeding the Cat5e channel limit or for installations requiring shielded cable, PoE++ current capacity beyond the 24 AWG rating, or outdoor-grade jacket materials.
Highlights
- Snagless boots protect RJ45 tabs during frequent moves
- 1 Gbps throughput supports Gigabit network links
- Stranded 24 AWG copper keeps cable flexible for tight bends
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for stable signals
- Ten cables in one pack simplify multi-drop installations
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
Will the RJ45 connectors on these 1 FT Cat5e cables fit standard LAN ports on my router and switch?
Yes, the universal RJ45 connectors are designed for compatibility with any standard LAN device that calls for Cat5e, including routers, switches, and wall outlets.
What is the correct way to seat the snagless boots so the tab does not catch during installation?
Push the connector straight into the port until you hear a click; the strain-relief boot protects the tab, but angling the plug can still bend the latch.
How often should I replace these stranded 24 AWG patch cables in a typical office setup?
Inspect the PVC jacket and gold-plated contacts periodically; replace any cable that shows kinks, cracked boots, or intermittent link lights on 10/100/1000 Base-T networks.
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