Hitachi Cable Manchester introduces 50-pair Cat 5e cable

Oct. 17, 2003--The backbone cable is approved for use in both riser- and plenum-rated applications.
Oct. 17, 2003
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Hitachi Cable Manchester (www.hcm.hitachi.com) has introduced a Category 5e, 50-pair cable approved for use in riser- and plenum-rated applications. The cable is constructed using two bonded 25-pair legs to facilitate cable pulling and deliver improved flexibility.

The easy-tear web design allows quick separation in the field, the manufacturer says. These Category 5e cables are fully component-compliant to the power-sum backbone cable requirements specified in TIA/EIA-568B.2.

More information is available by visiting the company's Web site or calling 800-772-0116.

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