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Cat 5e

  • In the box: 14-foot rj45 cat-5e network ethernet cable
  • Convenient: connects computers and peripherals such as printers to a local area network (lan)
  • Universal connectivity: works with computers and network components, such as routers, switch boxes, network printers, and network attached storage devices
  • Fast data transfer: can transmit data at speeds of up to 1000 mbps (or to 1 gigabit per second)
  • Rj45 connectors: gold plated for accurate data transfer
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Features & Benefits

  • Breadth of Portfolio: Product family includes UTP, F/UTP, Plenum, Riser, LSZH, OSP, Commercial and Industrial cables
  • Superior Electrical Performance: Exceeds Category 5e performance
  • Performance Headroom: As part of the REVConnect 1200 System, delivers data rates up to 1.2 Gb/s for a system with usable bandwidth of 160 MHz
  • Stable Electricals: 1200 Cable’s design features matched conductors on all four pairs providing for extremely stable electrical performance
  • No Need for an Overall Jacket: 1200 Banana Peel® Enhanced Category 5e Cable bundles six cables to a center spline in a unique design
Type Shielding Rating Tech Data Sheet
Highest Level System Cable (1200) UTP CMP Bonded-Pair
Non-bonded
UTP CMR Bonded-Pair
Non-bonded
F/UTP CMP Non-bonded
F/UTP CMR Non-bonded
Highest Level System Cable (1200) Siamese UTP CMP Bonded-Pair
UTP CMR Bonded-Pair
Standards Compliant UTP CMP Non-Bonded
UTP CMR Non-Bonded
Patch Cordage UTP CMR Bonded-Pair
Non-bonded
Backbone UTP CMP Non-bonded
UTP CMR Non-bonded
Outside Plant, Gel Filled UTP OSP Non-bonded
UTP OSP, CM-LS Non-bonded
Outdoor CMR/CMX UTP CMR/CMX-Outdoor Non-bonded
F/UTP CMR/CMX-Outdoor Non-bonded
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