SF Cable, 35 ft Premium CAT6 500 Mhz Flat Patch Cable Black
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- Length 35FT
- Designed for Network Adapters, Hubs, Switches, Routers, DSL/Cable Modems,
- 32AWG Flat 4pair Stranded Copper Wire
- T568B (AT&T 258A) Wired
- UTP Unshielded Twist Pair / CM Type PVC Jacket
SF Cable
Flat cables fit easily between cramped spaces improving the look of your home or office because they are flat and easy to hide. These flat cables are a perfect fit under carpets, up walls, and even behind furniture. The cables are only a slim 1.2mm thick that gives a plenty of ventilation room for network rack wiring. It is a great advantage over thicker cables that add more bulk to your work space. Length 35FT Designed for Network Adapters, Hubs, Switches, Routers, DSL/Cable Modems, Patch Pane
SF Cable, 35 ft Premium CAT6 500 Mhz Flat Patch Cable Black
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Posted by Anonymous on February 15, 2012 at 9:22 am
Great for a wired hook up to a PS3,
I bought the 35 footer to run from my router to my PS3, i had a cheap cat5 25 foot cable that i used for about a year, I upgraded my modem to router connection with the 2 foot version of this cable. I most say i am very happy with the results, this cable made a noticable differance for me playing MW3 , now i have no screen jitters, i would get a jitter or two about every 3-4 games online, yes i know it may have been a cheater using a lag switch on the other team, but i can now surprise a few players with lower bandwidth connections. These cables seemed to have helped my set up, I have Comcast Xfinity Extreme 50 internet,Arris ultra high speed modem, a Belkin N750 router with 1 gig ports, a wired connection to my PS3. I am very happy with the results. If your using a old cheap cat5 or cat5e cable, there is a chance it may onley be 200-350 Mhz ,or less.
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|Posted by Anonymous on February 15, 2012 at 9:32 am
thin, small and works!,
I wanted a cable that i could run underneath the rug or along the walls without being conspicuous. The cable’s profile is much thinner than it appears in the image. Hooked it up with a gigabit router and speeds averaged around 35-40 Mbps. Note that speed varies on the type of copy operation (compressed, uncompressed, etc), the number of files you copy and the speed of your network interfaces and disks. I’m quite satisfied with the cable and would recommend it.
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|Posted by Anonymous on February 15, 2012 at 10:12 am
WOW!,
These cables are a great deal for what you get. Don’t get me wrong, there are a couple other vendors with cheaper cables that have been more than adequate for what I’ve needed them for, but these seem to be pretty top notch when it comes to the quality and are still pretty dirt cheap when it comes down to it.
They are very small and lightweight, almost to the point that I was nervous at first that they might break, but my fears were alleviated after I did an in wall run without a hitch and was connecting at gigabit speed. Realistically you aren’t exactly supposed to be abusing your cables anyways.
So… great price, great quality, and quick shipping… buy with confidence.
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