1961-33

The 1961-33 is a 33m beige unbooted CAT-5e UTP Patch Cable with a RJ45 plug on each end. It is made to the same high standards as the booted variants, simply lacks a strain-relief boot. This cable makes easy to unplug, simple to re-terminate and a robust option for any user. This 24AWG standard cable was developed from the earlier Cat.5 system. Fully backward compatible it was designed to provide gigabit capability across a copper cabling infrastructure and remains the most widely used type of network cable. The RJ45 plug comes with the 50μ gold connectors for superior connectivity. It is designed for advanced bandwidth frequency systems and increased network speeds.