Tripp Lite N820-10M 32.81 ft 10Gb Aqua Duplex Multimode 50/125 Fibre Optic Cable
- Fiber Optic
- Aqua
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iKross
A 25-foot Category 5e patch cable with gold-plated connectors and snagless mouldings for reliable LAN connections
This iKross network cable provides a 25-foot Category 5e link for local area networks. Gold-plated male connectors are fitted at both ends to support clean signal transmission. Snagless moldings protect the connector clips during routing and removal.
The cable fits typical home and office LAN runs where a 25-foot reach is required. Builders who need longer runs, higher category ratings, or fibre-optic media should select a different product.
The 25-foot length and Cat5e rating are the specifications that determine whether this cord matches the installation plan. Verify the required distance and performance class before purchase.
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| Brand name | iKross |
| Product type | Network Cable |
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