VCE SJ661-100P-CA Cat6 RJ45 Pass Through Connectors 100-Pack
- Ethernet, Male
- Unshielded, Male
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A 50 ft CAT6 patch cable rated for 550 MHz with snagless boots and UTP construction
This GigaTrue CAT6 patch cable supports channel frequencies up to 550 MHz for high-speed network connections. The 50 ft length provides ample reach between devices in home or office environments. It features unshielded twisted-pair construction with snagless boots.
This cable suits installers who need a 15.2 m CAT6 link rated for 550 MHz channel performance. It is not for buyers who require shielded cabling for noisy environments. It is not for runs exceeding the supplied 50 ft length. It is not for fibre or higher-category copper installations.
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| Brand name | BLACK BOX NETWORK SRV |
The cable is rated for 550 MHz, providing headroom for high‑speed Ethernet over the full 50 ft length.
Passive copper cable produces no measurable heat during continuous operation.
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