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4-Pair Stranded Category 5E PVC Jacket Bulk Cable, 1000ft Box, Violet
Model: TC2592
- Category 5E rated 24AWG stranded conductor bulk cable with PVC jacket
- Stranded conductors are flexible and designed for patch cord usage
- EIA568 color coded for compatibility with standard installations
- 2, 4 or 25 pairs options available for multiple different installation applications
- Applicable for Telecommunications, LAN, Ethernet, voice/data, patch cord
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4-pair stranded category 5E bulk cable is EIA568 color coded for compatibility with standard installations. Category 5E cabling is perfect for high speed Ethernet data applications. Stranded conductors are flexible and designed for patch cord usage.
- Category 5E rated 24AWG stranded conductor bulk cable with PVC jacket
- Stranded conductors are flexible and designed for patch cord usage
- EIA568 color coded for compatibility with standard installations
- 2, 4 or 25 pairs options available for multiple different installation applications
- Applicable for Telecommunications, LAN, Ethernet, voice/data, patch cord
- Cable Type - Cat5e
- ROHS Compliant - Yes
- Number of Conductors Pairs: 4 (Twisted)
- Conductor Material: Tinned Copper (Stranded)
- Insulation Material: Polyethylene
- Nominal Jacket Thickness: 0.020 in
- Nominal Jacket Diameter: 0.213 in
- Jacket Color: Violet
- Conductor resistance: 26 Ohms/1000ft
- Conductor to Conductor Capacitance: 13.5 pf/ft
- Color: Violet
- Conductor Size (AWG): 24
- Impedance: 100 ohm
- Jacket Type: PVC
- ROHS Compliant: Yes
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3236 Cove Road NW
Roanoke, VA 24017
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(540) 366-3493
http://www.leehartman.com/
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Model: TC2592
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