Belkin A3L791-06 network ethernet cable Cat 5E 6 ft Gray
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Tripp Lite
A 2-metre Cat.6 UTP patch cable connects network devices with 50-micron gold-plated contacts
This Tripp Lite Cat.6 UTP patch cable is a network ethernet cable built for standard wired connections. It uses unshielded twisted-pair construction to link devices such as computers, switches and routers. The cable is supplied new and ready for immediate installation.
This cable suits installers who need a Cat.6 UTP patch lead for typical Ethernet drops. It does not meet the needs of buyers who require shielded cabling for high-interference environments. It is also not for buyers who need fibre-optic links or higher-category copper such as Cat.6a or Cat.7.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The N201-002-BL50BP provides a 50 foot run for Cat.6 UTP patch connections.
Yes, the Cat.6 UTP cable is backward compatible with Cat.5e components and will negotiate the highest common speed.
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