Network cable LOGON UTP Cat.5e Yellow 15 m, RJ-45 to RJ-45, Cat5e standard

LOGON UTP Cat.5e Yellow 15 m is an unshielded Ethernet patch cable designed to meet Cat5e performance for home and office local area networks. The cable is 15 meters long, insulated in a yellow jacket for easy identification, and terminated with RJ-45 male connectors on both ends. Constructed as 4 pairs of 26 AWG (7-wire) twisted conductors with a nominal 100 Ohm impedance and kink-protecting boots with strain relief, this patch cable is suitable for standard Ethernet connections and patching tasks where Cat5e specification is sufficient.

Advantages

The LOGON Cat.5e cable provides reliable 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps connectivity within the limits of Cat5e cabling, offering consistent impedance and low crosstalk due to the 4 twisted pairs. Its yellow outer jacket improves cable management and visual identification in racks and wiring runs. RJ-45 connectors with boots that include kink protection and strain relief reduce connector stress and help maintain secure terminations over repeated handling.

Suitable for

• Patching between patch panels, switches and routers
• Connecting desktop PCs, printers and networked devices to switches or wall outlets
• Temporary or permanent wiring in small offices, home networks and classroom environments
• Color-coded cable runs for easier identification and maintenance

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat5e (unshielded twisted pair)
• Length: 15 m
• Conductor: 4 x 2, 26 AWG (7-strand) twisted pairs
• Impedance: 100 Ohm nominal
• Connectors: RJ-45 male on both ends with boots and strain relief
• Jacket color: Yellow
• Typical use: Ethernet patching and device interconnection up to Cat5e performance

How to use

Use the LOGON UTP Cat.5e cable to connect network devices by inserting each RJ-45 plug into the corresponding Ethernet port until the latch clicks. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and compressive forces; the boots provide kink protection at the connector, but ensure overall cable runs do not exceed recommended bend radii. For structured cabling, label both ends if required and secure the cable along cable trays or with ties to maintain organized runs and minimize mechanical stress.

Usage recommendations

Keep the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference and avoid running it in parallel with mains power cables for long distances. For network links requiring higher bandwidth or future-proofing beyond Cat5e, consider Cat6 or higher category cabling. Inspect connectors periodically for damage and replace the cable if connectors or jacket show visible wear.