Belkin A3L791-06 network ethernet cable Cat 5E 6 ft Gray
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- 5E
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Rocstor
A six-foot Cat6a shielded patch cable with snagless connectors for reliable network links
This cable is a Category 6a shielded twisted-pair patch lead designed for wired network connections. It carries the Rocstor brand and model number Y10C593GY. The product is supplied new and intended for linking network devices such as switches, routers and computers.
Installers building or extending a Cat.6a shielded infrastructure will find this patch cable matches the required specification. It is not suited for deployments that demand a higher category rating or for environments where an unshielded cable type is specified.
The defining attribute is the Cat.6a STP construction, which determines the performance class of the link. Buyers should verify that their installation design calls for this category and shielding type before purchasing.
| Brand | Rocstor |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 240 × 178 × 15 mm |
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