Network Cable DATACOM UTP Cat5e PVC 305m Black

Network Cable DATACOM UTP Cat5e PVC 305m Black is an installation cable intended primarily for making patchcords. It consists of four twisted pairs (4 x 2 x (7 x 0.18) mm) made of solid copper conductor type: stranded, with Cat5e performance and 24 AWG diameter, covered by a PVC jacket. The cable is unshielded (UTP) and comes on a 305 m box; outer dimensions of the box are 36 x 21 x 36 cm and the cable color is black.

Advantages

The DATACOM UTP Cat5e cable provides reliable Cat5e-level data transmission up to 100 MHz and supports typical network services such as Ethernet, VoIP and video streaming. The PVC jacket offers mechanical protection and resistance to common environmental factors found in indoor installations. Supplied on a 305 m box, the cable is convenient for large runs and professional termination for patchcord production.

Suitable for

• Manufacture of patchcords and custom-length network cables
• Horizontal and backbone LAN cabling in homes and offices
• Ethernet networks up to 100 Mbps (Fast Ethernet) and gigabit where supported by installation practices
• VoIP phones, IP cameras and video streaming applications

Key specifications

• Brand: DATACOM
• Type: UTP (unshielded twisted pair)
• Category: Cat5e
• Conductor: 4 x 2 x (7 x 0.18) stranded copper
• AWG: 24
• Jacket material: PVC
• Length: 305 m (box)
• Color: Black
• MPN: 1155
• EAN: 8596250003301

How to use

Unroll the cable from the 305 m box and cut to the required length for patchcords or fixed installations. Strip the outer PVC jacket carefully, separate and untwist pairs only as much as necessary for termination. Terminate using appropriate RJ45 plugs or keystone jacks following Cat5e wiring standards (T568A or T568B). Test each terminated cable with a suitable network tester to verify continuity and pair integrity before deployment.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, keep untwisted pair length at terminations to a minimum, avoid running the cable parallel to high-voltage power lines, and maintain bend radius recommendations (typically at least four times the cable diameter). Use indoor-rated PVC cable only in dry, non-plenum spaces or select plenum-rated alternatives when required by local regulations.