Will these hold cat5e cable securely?
451773
Yes. The diameter of cat5 cable is just a but smaller than coax. Might be a tad loose but still provide support.
451774
I found these to be a bit loose to hold cat5 (i was actually using cat6a) cable firmly. I still used them but every so often I would thicken up the cable a bit with some electrical tape to provide better control and prevent slip through or loosening/sagging of the cable. Unfortunately I don't think there's anything else out there, at least not on Amazon, to use with Cat5 (or Cat6) cable that uses screws - there are fasteners for CAT5 that use nails, I believe, but I would use these before I use those just because the nails are really quite useless in drywall.
1009305
Yes, they stay firmly in place. I have a cube mounted under my desk and one of my plugs (with 3 prongs) is in totally upside down and it is staying in there just fine.
2215911
Yes. They can hold a wide variety of cables. I used it to tack up 4 conductor speaker wire behind crown molding.
998071
Yes, CAT5 cables are ethernet cables and will allow LAN access through an ethernet port.
688739
Locks and their cables are there to keep honest people honest. Anyone who really wants to take your stuff will figure it out somehow. This type of lock is best used when looped through something sturdy as mentioned in other answers. Be smart with where you place it, and it will provide some small sense of security, or at the very least be very visible to you or others when someone waltzes out with an entire table/chair/laptop combination.
1296282
Yes, I have used them with both cat 6 solid and stranded and they work fine.
1706163
Yes. CAT6 are delicate, but should work fine as long as you work carefully.
1401109
Yes, they will work. Make sure you get solid wire, and not stranded. Solid is less flexible. If flexibility is important, get stranded wire and connectors for stranded. However, if all you want is a long cable, it may be cheaper to get just that, rather than wire, a bunch of connectors and a crimper.
1791492
They don't seem to lock into place. Just insert into the hold the same as any other cable. But they work fine.
1442872
I'd say no. it hold a power strip fine. by the time you stuff the extra cords in the box you will have room for modem or router. even with out stuffing the cords in the box I would say the box isn't tall enough or long enough to also hold those router or modem's and be able to close the lid, maybe if you don't close the lid you they will stick out.
824780
Cat5e is always 24 gauge. This, however, is not Cat5e as it is not solid copper. It is made wIth aluminum and will not certify as Cat5e
910108
If they are the Industry standard CAT6 jacks they will fit just fine. That is what I bought the panel for and it worked perfectly for my CAT6 network
32353
NO, you can throw a cable lock thru it to secure them if needed but it does not itself lock them.
282963
I don't believe so. They look like indoor use cables, as they are not shielded.
2164185
Solid is higher quality wire than stranded. I wouldn't mess with stranded at all. The individual wire in CAT5/6 is so small to begin with, I wouldn't trust stranded.
1907218
No. Just the length of the cable. The holders leave lots of wiggle room so unless you have a lot of wiring going into one, there will be little to no friction. Beware that having those mounts in place restricts the range of places you can mount your monitor(s).
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Yep! And they come with special connectors so they're secure - I have them stacked and they're great.