Network cable BITNER BITLAN U/UTP Cat5e 200 MHz 24 AWG, 305 m, grey

BITNER BITLAN U/UTP Cat5e is a network data cable supplied on a 305 m spool, designed to meet Cat5e performance for structured cabling. The cable uses four unshielded twisted pairs with 24 AWG copper conductors and supports frequencies up to 200 MHz. It is intended for Ethernet installations where stable data transmission and compatibility with common network equipment are required.

Advantages

The U/UTP Cat5e construction provides a balance of flexibility and signal integrity for horizontal and patch cabling. With 24 AWG conductors and a 200 MHz bandwidth rating, the cable supports Fast Ethernet and typical Gigabit Ethernet deployments within Cat5e specifications. The 305 m length on a single spool reduces the need for joins and simplifies installation planning in offices and data closets.

Suitable for

• LAN installations and office networks
• Patch panels and switch-to-patch connections
• Horizontal cabling runs within commercial and residential buildings
• Structured cabling that requires Cat5e performance

Key specifications

• Cable type: U/UTP (unshielded twisted pair)
• Category: Cat5e
• Conductor size: 24 AWG copper
• Bandwidth: up to 200 MHz
• Length: 305 meters per spool
• Color: grey

How to use

Plan cable routes according to building layout and local cabling standards, avoiding sources of electrical interference and excessive bending. Cut the required length from the spool and terminate each end with compatible RJ45 jacks or patch cables using an appropriate Cat5e termination method and tester to verify continuity and performance. Use cable management accessories such as trays, ties and patch panels to maintain organized runs and to preserve cable bend radius and pair integrity.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, install the cable away from high-voltage power lines and large electrical equipment, maintain proper separation from sources of interference, and verify each link with a cable tester supporting Cat5e parameters. When planning for future upgrades, ensure routing and conduit capacity accommodate larger volumes or higher-category cables if needed.