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UGREEN RJ45 CAT6 0.5m LAN Network Cable - (1Gbps, 250MHz) – Green
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This UGREEN RJ45 CAT6 0.5m LAN cable provides reliable network connectivity. It delivers 1 Gbps data speeds and a 250 MHz frequency for steady performance in offices and homes. The compact 0.5m length helps reduce cable clutter, a practical offering from UGREEN.
This UGREEN RJ45 CAT6 0.5m LAN Network Cable is a practical choice for corporate gifts in South Africa, providing reliable network connectivity for offices and homes.
- This CAT6 cable delivers data transfer speeds of up to 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) and a 250 MHz transmission frequency for steady network performance.
- It features a compact 0.5m length, making it suitable for reducing cable clutter in close-proximity setups.
- The cable is constructed with an 8-core Copper-Coated Aluminium (CCA) conductor, HDPE insulation, and a durable PVC outer sheath.
- It uses a U/UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) design and universal RJ45 connectors for broad device compatibility, weighing 30g.
The UGREEN RJ45 CAT6 0.5m LAN Network Cable makes a functional promotional product for any business needing dependable network tools.
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This UGREEN RJ45 CAT6 0.5m LAN cable provides reliable network connectivity. It delivers 1 Gbps data speeds and a 250 MHz frequency for steady performance in offices and homes. The compact 0.5m length helps reduce cable clutter, a practical offering from UGREEN.
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