Monoprice Inc. 140885 Flat Cat6 Network Ethernet Cable 10 ft Black 30AWG 550MHz
- Networking Patch Ca…
- 10 ft.
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This 1.5 metre Cat 5e UTP patch cable uses RJ45 connectors to link PCs, laptops, consoles, modems and routers. The unshielded twisted-pair construction supports standard Ethernet speeds for everyday networking tasks. It is supplied new and ready to use.
Under continuous data transfer the cable maintains the Cat 5e channel specification up to its rated frequency. The UTP design offers no extra shielding, so routing near strong electromagnetic sources may increase error rates on long runs. Buyers who need shielded cable or longer distances should consider other options.
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No — it is a passive copper patch cable with no active electronics, so it produces no heat and makes no sound during continuous use.
You need two pieces of equipment with standard RJ45 Ethernet ports — for example a router, modem, PC, laptop or PlayStation — to plug each end into.
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