Ethernet – Ethernet forchallenginginstallations

Easyboot, Slim Run, shielded and bulk Ethernet: the right cable for tough installs and tight spaces.

Easyboot Ethernet

The "I am tired of hurting my thumb disconnecting cables" solution. A flexboot cable that brings together the best of booted and non-booted cables.

Ferrari-style boot

Clip/tab boot with strain relief.

Extended boot

Easy connecting and disconnecting.

Best of both

Booted and non-booted cabling attributes combined.

Cat5e

Easyboot Cat5e.

Cat6

Easyboot Cat6.

Cat6A

Easyboot Cat6A.

Cat8

Easyboot shielded Cat8.

Slim Run Ethernet

The "I have no more space in my data center" solution. Perfect for high-density installations in data centers and network closets, without sacrificing speed and durability.

High density

Built for high-density networking environments.

Low-profile boot

Snagless, narrow boot made for easy installs.

Better airflow

Less congestion in data centers and cable runs.

Cat6

Slim Run Cat6.

Cat6A

Slim Run Cat6A.

Shielded Ethernet

The "I want my data protected" solution. Shielded cables protect your data and the speed of communication: fewer signal drops and less testing time.

Data security

Peace of mind for you, your users and your customers.

EMI / RFI protection

Prevents interference on the network and in data packets.

Clearer signals

Clearer video and audio with fewer packet drops.

Cat5e

Shielded booted Cat5e.

Cat6

Shielded booted Cat6.

Cat6A

Shielded booted Cat6A.

Bulk Ethernet

The "I need to run cable for miles" solution. The cable you need for the big job: in buildings, in the ground, and for special projects needing custom lengths and terminations.

Custom lengths

Custom lengths and terminations for longer, challenging runs.

Pullbox

Convenient pullbox makes running and storing cable easy.

Many ratings

Unshielded and shielded; riser, plenum, outdoor and direct burial.

Cat5e

Bulk Cat5e.

Cat6

Bulk Cat6, 1000 ft.

Ethernet articles

Great reading on Ethernet cables.

The right Ethernet cables for high density networks

What is the difference between Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a?

What are Ferrari-style Ethernet cables?

Why would you use shielded Ethernet cables?

What is Cat8 and how is it different?

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