Cat5e UTP Assembled Patch Network Cable
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Cat5e UTP Assembled Patch Network Cable: The Reliable Choice for Gigabit Ethernet
Introduction
In today's digital age, high-speed networking is essential for seamless connectivity and efficient data transfer. CableLeader's Cat5e UTP Assembled Patch Network Cables offer a reliable and cost-effective solution for Gigabit Ethernet applications. These non-booted cables are designed to connect computers, routers, switches, and patch panels, ensuring a robust and secure network infrastructure.
Connectors and Conductors
One of the key features of CableLeader's Cat5e UTP Assembled Patch Network Cables is their RJ45 connectors with 50-micron gold-plated contacts. These connectors ensure clear signal transmission and corrosion resistance, providing a stable and long-lasting connection. The cables are constructed with 4 twisted pairs of 24 AWG stranded bare copper wires, ensuring optimal signal integrity and minimizing crosstalk and interference.
Performance and Compliance
With a bandwidth of up to 350 MHz, these Cat5e cables support Gigabit Ethernet with ease, making them ideal for high-speed networking applications such as file transfers, video streaming, and online gaming. Compliant with ANSI/TIA-568.2-D standards, these cables are UL and ETL listed, as well as RoHS compliant, ensuring both performance and safety.
Versatile Applications
- Connect computers, printers, and other network client devices to routers, switches, or hubs
- Establish reliable Ethernet connections for home or office networks
- Ideal for Gigabit Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Ethernet applications
- Suitable for connecting devices in close proximity, such as a computer and a router on a desk
Durability and Quality
CableLeader's Cat5e UTP Assembled Patch Network Cables are designed to withstand the rigors of daily use. The 100% bare copper wires ensure optimal signal transmission, while the gray PVC jacket provides protection against abrasion and environmental factors. With lengths ranging from 1ft to 100ft, you can find the perfect cable length to suit your specific networking needs.
Conclusion
CableLeader's Cat5e UTP Assembled Patch Network Cables offer a reliable and cost-effective solution for Gigabit Ethernet applications. With their robust construction, high-performance capabilities, and compliance with industry standards, these cables are the perfect choice for setting up or upgrading your home or office network. Experience seamless connectivity and efficient data transfer with CableLeader's trusted Cat5e UTP Assembled Patch Network Cables.
What is a Cat5e UTP patch cable?
A Cat5e UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) patch cable is a type of Ethernet cable used to connect computers, routers, switches, and other network devices over short distances. It features four twisted pairs of 24 AWG bare copper wires encased in a single plastic jacket, without any additional shielding. Cat5e UTP cables support Gigabit Ethernet with a bandwidth up to 350 MHz, making them suitable for high-speed networking applications.
Is Cat5e a UTP cable?
Yes, Cat5e is a UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cable. It is one of the most popular types of UTP cables used in modern networking setups. Unlike shielded cables (such as FTP or STP), Cat5e UTP cables do not have any additional metallic shielding around the twisted pairs, making them more cost-effective and easier to install.
What is the difference between a patch cable and a UTP cable?
The primary difference lies in their intended use and length. Patch cables are shorter UTP cables, typically used to connect devices in close proximity, such as a computer to a router or switch on a desk. UTP cables, on the other hand, can be longer and are used to connect devices that are further apart, like a router to a switch in different rooms or buildings.
What is the difference between Cat5 and Cat5e patch?
The main difference between Cat5 and Cat5e is the maximum data transfer speed they support. Cat5e has a higher throughput speed of 1,000 Mbps (1 Gbps), which is 10 times faster than the 100 Mbps speed of Cat5 cables. This improved performance is achieved through better insulation and more twists in the wire pairs, reducing crosstalk and signal attenuation.
What devices use Cat5e?
Cat5e cables are commonly used to connect various network devices, such as:
- Computers and laptops
- Routers and modems
- Switches and hubs
- Network-attached storage (NAS) devices
- IP cameras and other IoT devices
What are the advantages and disadvantages of Cat5e cables?
Advantages:
- Support for Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 1 Gbps
- Cost-effective and widely available
- Suitable for most home and small office networking needs
- Limited to a maximum cable length of 100 meters (328 feet)
- Susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI)
- Not suitable for demanding enterprise or data center applications requiring higher speeds