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- 2x RJ45 (8P8C) connectors
- Boots with kink protection, strain relief and latch protection
- Length marking on boot
Ships in 7 days
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At MemoryC we have multiple warehouses. This product is available to be transferred to the warehouse nearest your location, and is estimated to ship within 7 days from your order.
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- 2x RJ45 (8P8C) connectors
- Boots with kink protection, strain relief and latch protection
- Length marking on boot
Ships in 7 days
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At MemoryC we have multiple warehouses. This product is available to be transferred to the warehouse nearest your location, and is estimated to ship within 7 days from your order.
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- Twisted Pair Patch Cable with RJ45 connectors
- Cat.6 S/FTP PIMF
- Integrated snagless connector for latch protection
Ships in 8 days
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At MemoryC we have multiple warehouses. This product is available to be transferred to the warehouse nearest your location, and is estimated to ship within 11 days from your order.
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- LAN cable RJ45 Cat6 (Cat6a) network cable
- RJ-45 connectors at both ends
- 20m length - ETA/TIA Cat.6a
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Network cables are an essential part of any office setup, regardless of the office size - anything from a home office setup, to large corporate offices will require a range of network cables. We carry network cables in stock for every purpose, be it short patch cables for use in a server cabinet, or much longer cables for running above ceilings or behind walls, or anything in between - we have it all. The main connection type used for network cables is the RJ45 connector type. This is the generic standard for connection to switches, patch panels, network cards etc. When picking the cable that is right for you, you should also look out for which color may work best in your setting, and you might want to consider a snagless cable, especially if you run multiple cables across your network setup.