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Shielded Cat6 Ethernet Cable, Solid 23 AWG Copper, POE Compliant, Blue, Spool, 1000 foot -
Our bulk 1000ft solid Cat6 shielded Ethernet cable is perfect for in-wall installations or installs in a busy electronic environment. Shielded cables are designed to prevent Electro-Magnetic Interference, ensuring the best signal possible. This is a black, shielded, solid cable. The individual conductors are 23AWG (American wire gauge) solid pure copper for permanent installations. Our Cat6 Ethernet cable exceeds the EIA/TIA-568-C standard. Comes on a convenient spool. *Please note, due to the size of the conductors of this cable, it cannot be terminated with regular connectors. This cable is intended to be punched down into keystones or patch panels.Part No. 10X8-522NH -
Shielded Security/Alarm Wire, Gray, 22/4 (22AWG 4 Conductor), Stranded, CMR / Inwall rated, Pullbox, 1000 foot -
Shielded Security/Alarm Wire, Gray, 22/2 (22AWG 2 Conductor), Stranded, CMR / Inwall rated, Pullbox, 1000 foot -
Shielded Security/Alarm Wire, Gray, 18/4 (18AWG 4 Conductor), Stranded, CM / Inwall rated, Spool, 1000 foot -
Shielded Security/Alarm Wire, Gray, 18/2 (18AWG 2 Conductor), Stranded, CMR / Inwall rated, Pullbox, 1000 foot -
A shielded CAT-5E cable will retain a high quality signal when passing near or parallel to high voltage or power cables. CAT-5E cables are primarily used for networking, data transfer, and phone lines. CAT-5E cables can support 10 / 100 / 1000Mbps.Part No. 10X6-551TH -
Shielded Security/Alarm Wire, Gray, 18/6 (18AWG 6 Conductor), Stranded, CM / Inwall rated, Spool, 1000 foot -
Our bulk 1000 foot stranded Cat6 Shielded Ethernet cable comes in an easy to use pull box and is ideal for the person looking to make a variety of patch cables over a larger job or for one looking to be prepared to handle unexpected situations on the network infrastructure. Cat6 cables are used for networking, data transfer, and phone lines. Cat6 Cable is used in network applications and has been designed specifically for Gigabit Ethernet applications. They perform at high-data transfer rates, and work with ATM and gigabit speed products. This is a gray shielded stranded cable. The individual conductors are 24AWG (American wire gauge) stranded pure copper for improved flexibility. Pure copper conductors provide the best signal possible. Our Cat6 Ethernet cable exceeds the EIA/TIA-568-C standard.Part No. 10X8-521SH -
Our 1000 foot white 22 AWG (American Wire Gauge) 6 conductor stranded security/alarm wire comes in easy to use pull boxes. This wire is CMR / in-wall and riser rated; it is not intended for plenum applications. This security wire is designed for use in security/alarm systems. It is typically used for connecting motion sensors, keypads, magnetic contacts, glass breaks (acoustic detectors), smoke detectors, communicators, sounders/strobes, entry management and control panels in such systems. When wiring a system please be sure to consult the manufacturers' recommendations for wire conductors, gauge and expected resistance.Part No. 10K4-5691SH -
This 10 foot DB15 Male to DB15 Male Apple/Mac monitor cable is designed for use only with Mac computers. Featuring molded boots, 15 conductors and shielding, this well constructed Mac specific monitor cable will deliver a clear and crisp signal. The connector is a row of 7 pins and a row of 8 pins and should not be confused with an SVGA/VGA end.Part No. 10D2-01110
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