The CAT5e 350 MHz Cable 10ft Grayis used in enhanced Category 5 high-speed cabling to distribute data, voice, and video to meet the requirements of advanced fast Ethernet and gigabit computer networks. This cable is 10 feet long and will handle bandwidth-intensive applications of up to 350 MHz. Meeting Cat 5e TIA / EIA standards, it offers lower impedance and structural return loss (SRL) when compared to a standard 100 MHz cable. To keep Near-End Crosstalk levels to a minimum, Comprehensive has designed this cable with a shortened body plug without a boot. Furthermore, it has a gray PVC jacket so you can color code your network installation.

Gold-Plated RJ-45 Connectors    350 MHz Transmission Speed    Exceeds Category 5e Specifications    Reduced Near-End Crosstalk    PVC Jacket    RoHS Compliant

Connector: 50 µ gold-plated RJ-45 male to male

Conductor: 4-pair 24 AWG stranded copper

Jacket: PVC

Applications: 1000 BASE-T; 100 BASE-T; 10 BASE-T (IEEE 802.3), 4/16 Mbps Token, Ring (IEEE 802.5); 100 VG-Any LAN, and 100 Mbps TP-PMD (ANSI X3T9.5); 55/155 Mbps ATM

Designed for network adapters, hubs, switches, routers, DSL / cable modems, patch panels, and twisted-pair applications

Exceeds Category 5e specifications

Wired: TSB 568B (AT&T 258A)

Certifications: TIA / EIA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What length avalanche poles will fit in this backpack. IS there room for an avalanche shovel?

A: There is no limit to the length of a pole other than what you are comfortable with carrying. A pole or tripod would be external to the backpack as shown in this photo: https://bit.ly/2X70YlM However using an extremely long pole could interfere with your ability to walk but a taller person would be able to handle a longer pole than a shorter person. It would be more comfortable using a pole, tripod or shovel that is not much longer than 21 inches,

Q: 2. What is the shoulder strap width? Can this accomodate a Peak Design Capture clip?

A: The strap of the Lowepro FreeLine Backpack 350 AW is 3" wide. The Peak Design Capture clip fits, but it is tight, so it would be better to use the longer screws that come with the clip

Q: 3. Can I fit a Macbook Pro 2018 15.4 in this backpack?

A: Yes and with the sleeve also.

Q: 4. Can it hold a 16" Macbook Pro?

A: The laptop compartment for this bag is 9.8" x 0.6" x 15.7"

Q: 5. Is it comfortable carrying camera & lens weight without a waistband?

A: I've used the backpack for a whole week in Iceland, it was packed with Canon 80D, 24-70 F2.8, 70-200 F2.8, Mavic Pro + 3 x Batteries, 430 ex Flash Gorilla Pod and Gopro + 3 small Acc's. Yeah all of that fit in it. It was very heavy and I didn't use or feel the need to use the chest strap or the waist strap for that matter. It was fine. the longest hike was 5 km's on mainly flat rocky surface.

Q: 6. Will the 350 aw ii fit a gripped D850 with 500mm pf attached or should I go with the 450 aw ii?

A: This bag should just fit the D850 with grip and the 500mm pf lens.

Q: 7. What are the differences between the mark ii and the mark i versions of this backpack?

A: Hi Jackson - If you watch the video for this backpack (look at the gallery of images above), it goes over all of this for you. Version II is approx 15% lighter, improved buckle placement, Nylon 66 material on the front, expansion zipper around the base, more aggressive harness shape (for active users), tighter waist belt, simplified the front, etc..

Q: 8. Can I carry a D5 with 200-400mm f/4 VR attached with the hood inverted, a Nikon AF-D ED 80-200mm f/2.8 and a Sigma 24-70 2.8 Ex Dg in this model or should I upgrade to the 450 AW II? Many thanks

A: You will be best served with a larger/taller bag: the combined length of the D5 and the 200-400mm lens is about 18" and the 350 AW II has an interior camera compartment measuring 15.4". The 450 AW II's camera compartment measures 16.5", which is actually still a bit short to be ideal. If you remove the lens from the camera body, you should be able to fit everything into the smaller 350 AW II bag.

Q: 9. Will this bag accommodate a Nikon D750 with battery grip and 70-200 f2.8 lens?

A: Yes, the Lowepro FreeLine Backpack 350 AW will accommodate a Nikon D750 with battery grip and a 70-200 f2.8 lens.

Q: 10. Is the Whistler 350AW ii airline carry-on compatible?

A: While the airline carriers have the final say, this does fall under the maximum linear dimensions allowed as carry-on baggage. For assurance, I recommend speaking to your airline to avoid issues during boarding.