Network cable electro base CAT5e UTP indoor, 305 m spool

electro base CAT5e UTP network cable on a 305 m spool is intended for indoor structured cabling and general Ethernet wiring. This unshielded twisted pair cable meets Cat5e performance requirements and is made for applications such as LAN connections, IP camera links, voice over IP and other typical network runs inside buildings. The 305 m spool format provides a continuous length for longer runs and reduces the need for joints or additional couplings during installation.

Advantages

The cable offers stable signal transmission for typical gigabit and fast Ethernet usage within Cat5e specifications, with consistent pair twist and conductor quality designed for predictable attenuation and crosstalk performance. The UTP design simplifies installation in standard indoor environments where shielding is not required. Supplied on a 305 m spool, the product reduces waste and allows installers to measure and cut runs on site. The cable's construction supports routine termination with RJ45 connectors and common patch panels used in residential and commercial LAN builds.

Suitable for

• Wiring Ethernet LANs in homes and offices
• Connecting IP surveillance cameras indoors
• VoIP phone and telephony systems
• Patch panel and switch uplinks within structured cabling
• General data distribution and point-to-point network links

Key specifications

• Cable category: Category 5e (Cat5e) performance
• Pair type: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
• Conductor: Solid copper conductors suitable for fixed installations
• Length: 305 meters on a single spool
• Intended use: Indoor/inside-building installations
• Typical applications: 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T and Ethernet-based systems within Cat5e limits

How to use

Route the cable through walls, ceilings or cable ducts following local building and fire-safety regulations for indoor cabling. Cut required lengths from the spool and strip the outer jacket to access the twisted pairs; maintain pair integrity and follow the T568A or T568B termination standard when attaching modular RJ45 plugs or patch panel jacks. Avoid sharp bends and kinking; keep bend radius to at least four times the cable diameter and minimise tension while pulling. Test each terminated run with an appropriate cable tester to verify continuity, pair mapping and performance before connecting active network equipment.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, keep UTP cable away from sources of electromagnetic interference such as high-voltage power lines and large electrical equipment. Use proper cable management, labeling and strain relief at termination points. For installations requiring higher bandwidth, shielding, or longer guaranteed distances for emerging standards, evaluate higher-category or shielded cable options.