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List of products by manufacturer DNS
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DNS Cat 5e UTP 24-port patch panel
Loaded 19 inch Rackmount Patch Panels are used to fit your customized network system.
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DNS Cat 5e UTP Junction box
A junction box acts just like an inline coupler and is used to connect two Cat5e Ethernet cables together. It is an affordable and easy alternative if you need to extend a cable that is too short and don’t care to run a new cable. Keep in mind that if you're going to join two wires together permanently, it's best to have as direct a connection as possible.
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DNS Cat 5e UTP Keystone Jack T2
The DNS Cat 5e Keystone Jack is designed to snap into wall plates, patch panels, and surface connection boxes for quick, seamless deployment. Meeting and exceeding the international standard ISO / IEC 11801 and the ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 requirements, this RJ45 keystone jack provides the perfect solution for your Ethernet networks.
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DNS Cat 5e UTP Keystone Jack T3 (white)
The DNS Cat 5e Keystone Jack is designed to snap into wall plates, patch panels, and surface connection boxes for quick, seamless deployment. Meeting and exceeding the international standard ISO / IEC 11801 and the ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 requirements, this RJ45 keystone jack provides the perfect solution for your Ethernet networks.
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DNS Cat 6 STP Keystone Jack T3FS
The DNS Cat 6 Shielded Keystone Jack is designed to snap into wall plates, patch panels, and surface connection boxes for quick, seamless deployment. Meeting and exceeding the international standard ISO / IEC 11801 and the ANSI/TIA 50173-1, ANSI/TIA-568-C, IEC332-1 requirements, this RJ45 shielded keystone jack provides the perfect solution for your...
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DNS Cat 6 UTP Keystone Jack T2
The DNS Cat 6 Keystone Jack is designed to snap into wall plates, patch panels, and surface connection boxes for quick, seamless deployment. Meeting and exceeding the international standard ISO / IEC 11801 and the ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 requirements, this RJ45 keystone jack provides the perfect solution for your Ethernet networks.
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DNS Cat 6 UTP Keystone Jack T3
The DNS Cat 6 Keystone Jack is designed to snap into wall plates, patch panels, and surface connection boxes for quick, seamless deployment. Meeting and exceeding the international standard ISO / IEC 11801 and the ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 requirements, this RJ45 keystone jack provides the perfect solution for your Ethernet networks.
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DNS Cat 6A UTP Keystone Jack T2F
The DNS Cat 6A Keystone Jack is designed to snap into wall plates, patch panels, and surface connection boxes for quick, seamless deployment. Meeting and exceeding the international standard ISO / IEC 11801 and the ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 requirements, this RJ45 keystone jack provides the perfect solution for your Ethernet networks.
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DNS Cat 6A UTP Keystone Jack T3
The DNS Cat 6A Keystone Jack is designed to snap into wall plates, patch panels, and surface connection boxes for quick, seamless deployment. Meeting and exceeding the international standard ISO / IEC 11801 and the ANSI/TIA-568-C.2 requirements, this RJ45 keystone jack provides the perfect solution for your Ethernet networks.
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DNS EcoStripper
DNS EcoStripper is a tool for fast and convinient stripping of a wires and cables with different diameter. Suitable for all types of metallic network wires and cables.
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DNS Ethernet splitter 1x100Mb
Ethernet splitters allow the sharing of a single Ethernet signal across two devices. These devices are commonly used in pairs, with one at the outlet and another at the patch panel. This allows versatility in network wiring configurations, allowing more devices to be added.
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DNS Ethernet splitter 2x100Mb
Ethernet splitters allow the sharing of a single Ethernet signal across two devices. These devices are commonly used in pairs, with one at the outlet and another at the patch panel. This allows versatility in network wiring configurations, allowing more devices to be added.
