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Cat5e Shielded Cables
Category 5e shielded cables are a must for environments that are noisy, or in which there are high voltage power cables in the vicinity. Todays computer networks are more complex than ever, with more powerful parts -- so you need network cables that are immune to outside interference.
Cables.com carries Category 5e shielded network cables in a variety of lengths and different colors, so it’s easy to get the reliable connectivity you need in a form that best fits your needs.
These CAT5e cables have connectors and conductors that are shielded from noise and other types of interference. They are rated for the same high speeds as regular CAT5e cables, and in lengths that range from 6 inches to 100 feet or more! We are able to produce our CAT5e shielded network cables in custom lengths, so just let us know if you don’t see the length you are looking for and we can make it happen for you.
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We keep many colors and lengths of our CAT5e shielded network cables in stock and ready to ship the same day. With great prices and fast shipping, our goal is to make sure you get the cables, power cords and other network equipment you need on time and within budget. Shop with us today!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT CATEGORY 5E ETHERNET CABLES
What is a Category 5e Ethernet Cable?
A Category 5e Ethernet Cable or Cat5e as it is commonly referred to is an ethernet cable that offers a dramatic improvement in speed over the older Cat5 cable. It allows for the signal to travel over longer distances without interference or static.
Are Cat5e Ethernet Cables Shielded?
YES! Category 5e Ethernet Cables come shielded whereas their previous counterpart the Cat5 ethernet cable did not. Cat5e supports speeds up to 1 GB/S ( 1000 Megabits Per Second ).