1.5Ft Cat5E UTP Ethernet Network Booted Cable Red SKU: ATDS100517RD
1 × $0.74 
Cable Tray Ceiling Hanging Hooks, Zinc CT0014-03 - Quest
1 × $1.75 
1-1/2" X 72" Wirehider Cover Lid, Clear, 40/Box
1 × $255.36 
Cable Tray Cabinet Top Stand, 8", Zinc CT0017-08-03 - Quest
1 × $22.35 Subtotal: $280.20
Designed for indoor and outdoor use, these weatherproof BNC compression connectors are designed to provide high quality audio and video signals in demanding A/V environments. They feature color-coded compression rings for easy detection of cable size._x000D_
$1.76
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Compare•BNC type Compression Connector Termination
•For termination of 75 Ohm coaxial A/V cables
•Color-coded compression ring for cable type distinction
•Weatherproof for Indoor and Outdoor use
•Short barrel housing design allows termination with most standard compression tools
•Nickel Plated
Quest Finger-Duct Cable Managers organize networking cables in server rooms and network enclosures. The finger-duct design with dual hinged removable covers allows installers to channel cables with ease. Our cable managers protect system critical cables from snags, and prevents needless damage.
Electro Zinc Plated for a professional look and long term durability. Cuts easily with bolt cutter for custom configurations and bolts together to any custom configuration. Available in 4ft., 5ft. and 10ft. Lengths and a full line of accessories are available to mount on the wall, from the ceiling or under the floor.
This Fixed Keyboard & Mouse Shelf is designed for use in standard open frame 2-post floor racks and floor enclosures. It is designed to accomodate most keyboards, and has a reversible mouse shelf. They come complete with a set of #12-24 mounting screws and has a black powdercoat microfinish to match rack and enclosure color.
Quest offers cable tray accessories that allow mounting on top of enclosures, and that stand under the floor.
