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Network patch cable GOOBAY CAT5e, U/UTP, 5 m, 1x 90° angled RJ-45, black
GOOBAY CAT5e U/UTP network patch cable, 5 m, with one 90° angled RJ-45 connector and one straight RJ-45 connector in black. The cable is designed for Ethernet networks up to Cat5e performance and delivers stable connections for routers, switches, modems and wall ports in home and office environments. Gold-plated contacts and high-quality conductors support reliable signal transfer and Ethernet transmission at 10/100/1000 Mbit/s where cabling and hardware permit.
The angled RJ-45 connector allows neat and space-saving connections behind devices or in tight installation spaces, while the straight connector with latch protection reduces the risk of the clip breaking off. A robust PVC jacket and bend protection around the connectors improve mechanical durability. Gold-plated contacts and copper-clad conductors ensure consistent electrical contact and signal transmission suitable for typical Cat5e use cases.
This CAT5e U/UTP cable is not shielded, so it may not be ideal in environments with strong electromagnetic interference (EMI) or where shielded cabling is required for compliance. For network installations that require higher bandwidth or future-proofing beyond Cat5e performance, a Cat6 or higher category cable would be more appropriate.
Insert the straight RJ-45 connector into the network port of a router, switch, modem or wall outlet and insert the 90° angled connector into the corresponding device port. Ensure the connectors are fully seated until the latch engages on the straight plug. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it with cable clips or ties if required. For best signal integrity, avoid running the cable in parallel with mains power lines or close to sources of strong electromagnetic interference.
Use the 90° angled connector when space is limited behind equipment to reduce strain on the port; keep the cable free from tight bends and prolonged compression to maintain performance. For installations exposed to interference or requiring higher throughput, consider shielded cables or a higher category (e.g., Cat6) instead of Cat5e.
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