400m Rural Fibre Connectivity Kit

Marsoni

M251S

$122.72

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400m Rural Fibre Connectivity KitThis kit is designed for those whom do not have easy access between buildings, where running copper may not be beneficial or too costly over a long distance. In some situations it may be difficult to get the perfect network setup due to signal locations being distanced from dwellings or existing infrastructure is not able to handle newer technologies This kit consists of: pre terminated fibre optic cable in a rugged outdoor gel filled sheath. crush

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011