Overview The Belkin A3L791-20-PUR-S is a Category 5e patch cable designed to provide a reliable wired connection for networking devices over a distance of twenty feet. It is ideal for linking laptops, desktops, printers, VoIP phones, and other network equipment, ensuring smooth data transfer within home offices, classrooms, or small business environments. The cable’s copper conductors and RJ-45 connectors deliver consistent signal quality, while its purple jacket makes it easy to identify among other cables. Key features 20-foot length offers flexibility to route cables around furniture, under desks, or through ceiling raceways without strain Category 5e standard supports fast and stable Ethernet connections suitable for most common networking needs RJ-45 male connectors on both ends provide universal compatibility with standard network ports Snagless moldings protect the connector latch, preventing damage and making it easier to plug and unplug in tight spaces Distinctive purple jacket allows quick identification and management within cable bundles or patch panels Copper conductors maintain signal integrity and reduce interference for reliable network performance Key specs Cable length: 20 feet (6.1 meters) Category: 5e Ethernet Connector type: RJ-45 male on both ends Conductor material: Copper Jacket color: Purple Connectivity and compatibility This patch cable works seamlessly with a wide range of networked devices that use RJ-45 Ethernet ports. It is suitable for connecting computers, printers, VoIP phones, switches, routers, and patch panels. The cable’s Category 5e rating supports network speeds up to 1 Gbps, making it compatible with most home and office network setups. Ideal uses and environments The cable’s length and durable design make it well suited for home workspaces, classroom labs, and small business racks. It provides enough reach to connect devices across a room or between racks without excess slack. The purple jacket helps network administrators quickly identify and trace connections during setup or troubleshooting, which is especially useful in environments with multiple cables.
