UTP Female to Female Connectors 10 pack (To Join x2 RJ45 males together) eg: extending

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10pack UTP Female to Female Connectors (To Join x2 RJ45 males together) eg: extending

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Scan code: LN17872 Manufacturer code: Request call
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Product Overview A pack of x10 units of a RJ45 Device to Join two Male Cables together
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Duration:
12 months
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Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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