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Coleman Cable Intros Unjacketed Bundled Cables
The cables are in stock and available now.
12.03.2007 — Coleman Cable has introduced an unjacketed bundle cable with two Cat5e and two RG6 Quad cables, designed to let installers avoid needing to strip back the cable’s jackets when terminating.
“Our unjacketed bundled cable is a perfect fit for quick installations in confined spaces,” says Deane Myers, product-market manager of the Security/Home Technology division at Coleman Cable, Inc.
There is no set price for the cables, which are available now.
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