NavePoint
NavePoint Cat5e UTP Snagless Patch Cable 3ft Blue 10-Pack
Ten snagless Cat5e patch cables, each three feet long, rated for 1 Gbps and 100 MHz bandwidth with 24 AWG stranded copper conductors
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- Snagless boots protect RJ45 clips during frequent moves
- Stranded 24 AWG copper conductors keep the cable flexible
- 1 Gbps rated speed supports Gigabit Ethernet links
- HD-PE insulation and 117 Ohm/km resistance reduce signal loss
- 10-pack supplies multiple 3 ft runs in one order
Ten-pack of Cat5e patch cables
The NavePoint Cat5e UTP snagless patch cable comes in a ten-pack of three-foot blue cords. Each cable uses stranded 24 AWG copper with HD-PE insulation and a PVC jacket. Gold-plated RJ45 connectors and strain-relief boots protect the termination points. The bundle suits installers who need multiple short runs for rack or desk connections.
Rated for 1 Gbps at 100 MHz
The cables are specified for a maximum transfer speed of 1 Gbps and a bandwidth of 100 MHz. Conductor DC resistance is listed at 117 Ohm/km. They carry a UL listing and support 10/100/1000 Base-T networks. This performance level matches standard Gigabit Ethernet requirements for short horizontal runs.
Suits Gigabit patching in dense racks
Buyers who need longer individual links, higher category ratings such as Cat6 or Cat6a, or shielded construction for noisy environments should look at other cable types. The three-foot length limits use to adjacent equipment or wall-plate drops. The unshielded design fits typical office and home networks where alien crosstalk is not a concern.
Highlights
- Snagless boots protect RJ45 clips during frequent moves
- Stranded 24 AWG copper conductors keep the cable flexible
- 1 Gbps rated speed supports Gigabit Ethernet links
- HD-PE insulation and 117 Ohm/km resistance reduce signal loss
- 10-pack supplies multiple 3 ft runs in one order
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
What does the 1 Gbps rating mean for my actual network speed?
The cable supports Gigabit Ethernet up to 1 Gbps, matching the 100 MHz bandwidth limit of the Cat5e specification.
How does the RJ45 connector limit what I can plug this into?
Standard RJ45 plugs fit any Cat5e-compatible port on routers, switches, servers, VoIP phones or media players.
Will the 3 ft length and snagless boots fit my patch panel or wall outlet?
Each cable is 3 ft long with strain-relief boots that protect the latch in tight panels or wall plates.
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