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aibileec CAT-7 network ethernet cable Black 3 ft

SKU CH-QH0R-GERT4

Connects networking devices with a 3 ft Cat 7 cable featuring RJ45 connectors

  • Overall length3 ft (0.91 m)
  • Product colorBlack
  • Gigabit speeds for smooth online gaming
  • CAT-7 rating supports high-bandwidth tasks
  • 3 ft length fits short desk runs
  • Black jacket blends with dark setups

aibileec CAT-7 3 ft Ethernet cable

This aibileec CAT-7 patch cord measures 3 ft and terminates in shielded RJ45 connectors with protective clips. The black jacket suits home, office or gaming setups that require a short, high-speed wired link between a computer, console, switch, modem or router.

Ideal for short Gigabit runs

The 3 ft length fits desk-side connections, rack-adjacent patching or console-to-router links where excess cable would clutter the space. Builders needing longer spans, in-wall ratings or bulk spools for structured cabling should select a different product.

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Price $3.99
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Specifications

Product
Product colorBlack
Size & build
Overall length3 ft (0.91 m)

Questions about this item

What connector type does the cable use for devices like switches or routers?

The cable terminates in standard RJ45 plugs that fit Gigabit Ethernet ports on switches, modems and routers.

How do the clips on the RJ45 plugs behave during insertion?

Press the clip down while pushing the plug into the port until it clicks; releasing the clip locks the connection in place.

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