With the durable black Pearstone Cat 5e Snagless Patch Cable, you can connect your computer to a network, extending the existing network connection, or run cables throughout an office for Gigabit-speed connectivity. This cable has a length of 50', is constructed with stranded bare-copper connectors, and offers data transmission speeds that exceed Cat 5e standards.

The twisted-pair construction of this Pearstone cable helps to minimize RF or EM interference and reduces near-end crosstalk, which helps ensure your data speeds won't slow down when sharing an area with other power or communication lines. Gold-plated RJ45 connectors assure reliable connectivity and enhanced Ethernet speeds while resisting corrosion. With features like a snagless boot and a durable, high-quality PVC jacket, Pearstone's Cat 5e cable can withstand wear and tear under the most demanding conditions.

Gold-Plated RJ45 Connectors    350 MHz Rating    Compatible with Gigabit Networks    Snagless Boot    Cat 5e TIA/EIA Standards Compliant    Flexible and Durable    Reduced Near-End Crosstalk    High-Quality PVC Jacket    UL Rated

Gold plating enhances conductivity and provides enhanced data transmission speeds. Gold connectors are also noncorrosive for long cable life.

The Cat 5e cable has a 350 MHz rating to connect to a Gigabit network.

The bare copper conductors are tightly twisted to minimize RF and EM interference and near-end crosstalk that can slow down the speed of your network.

The cable's boot offers strain relief and covers the tab so you can smoothly pull the cable through a bundle without snagging.

The cable is constructed with a bare copper stranded conductor that allows you to flex the cable as needed. The high-quality PVC jacket is durable enough to withstand heavy use.

To make sure all your cables don't look alike, and so you don't use the wrong cable, Pearstone offers a wide variety of colors for easy cable identification.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this device still work if you connect several smaller CAT6 cables to run about 100'? The connection will be direct, I'm just curious if it will work with the connectors.

A: Regarding the Vanco HDMI Extender over Single Cat 6/5e Cable with IR Blaster, multiple cables are not recommended as additional connection points increase the margin for potential signal loss.

Q: 2. I'm having issues transmitting a 1080i60 signal from a PTZ camera, other transmitters adjust the signal to 1080P which my switcher doesn't like, does this change the resolution and refresh rate as well, or does it deliver the same signal it receives?

A: It will send out whatever signal you put in (within the compatible resolutions): It supports: 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i

Q: 3. Can this be used to extend a signal from a mirrorless camera...for instance Let's say you're doing a live broadcast but you need the distance of long cable runs...can you come out of your camera into this unit, convert it to ethernet, and then go into the unit's mate, come out HDMI into an ATEM Mini Pro and from the ATEM mini pro into a laptop? I only see that it says televisions or Blu ray players...

A: Yes, this should be possible.

Q: 4. Has anyone tried running a 150 ft cat5e with it?

A: According to Comprehensive: Extend full 1080p video signal up to 164 feet using 1 CAT6 cable and up to 132 feet using 1 Cat-5e cable. For 150' you will need CAT6.

Q: 5. Does B&H sell a USB-to-5VDC cable that would enable this to run off a Power Delivery battery? Thanks!

A: I'm sorry at this time we do not have a Battery option for the Vanco HDMI Extender over Single Cat 6/5e Cable with IR Blaster.

Q: 6. This unit shows only one AC connector, why does the description say there are two?

A: This lists 2 x AC Power Adapters as in the box. It comes with a pair of AC Power Adapters.

Q: 7. Can this do one to many using a network switch?

A: No it can not. it is a point to point system it will not work with routers or network switches.

Q: 8. Do you need two of these? Or does the package contain the sender and receiver?

A: The box contains the receiver and the transmitter.

Q: 9. What options does the EDID switch provide?

A: EDID stands for Extended Display Identification Data and it is a metadata format for display devices to describe their capabilities to a video source. That switch allows you to turn EDID support off and on.

Q: 10. Is there a delay when using this extender? If so, how much?

A: There is no noticeable delay when using the Comprehensive CHE-1 1-Port HDMI Extender over Single Cat 5e/6.