UTP Ethernet Cable MONTIS MT114-15 — Cat5e, 15 m, UTP

MONTIS MT114-15 — Cat5e, 15 m, UTP is a 15-metre unshielded twisted pair Ethernet cable intended for wired network connections in homes, offices and small-scale data installations. The cable conforms to Cat5e performance parameters and uses standard RJ45 terminations to connect routers, switches, computers and networked devices. A flexible outer sheath and compact conductor design make the cable suitable for horizontal patching, device linking and short structured-cabling runs where an affordable, straightforward copper connection is required.

Advantages

The cable provides Cat5e-class signal integrity for typical Ethernet applications, combining reliable data transmission with simple installation via RJ45 connectors. Its 15 m length allows placement of networking equipment without the need for extenders or additional patch cords in many residential and small-office layouts. The UTP design reduces cost and simplifies handling compared with shielded alternatives while maintaining compatibility with common network hardware. A flexible jacket facilitates routing along walls, under desks and through cable channels.

Suitable for

• Connecting routers, switches and desktop devices in home networks
• Patch panel to network outlet runs in small office environments
• Wired internet and VoIP phone connections
• Short-distance data transfer between networked devices

Key specifications

• Category: Cat5e performance class
• Cable type: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
• Length: 15 metres
• Connector: RJ45 terminated on both ends
• Typical supported speeds: suitable for Ethernet up to 100 Mbps and gigabit-capable links depending on network equipment
• Jacket: flexible outer sheath for easy routing

How to use

Plug one RJ45 connector into the network port of a router, switch or modem and the other into the Ethernet port of a computer, smart TV, game console or VoIP adapter. For structured-cabling runs, route the cable along walls, through trunking or under desks, avoiding sharp bends and tight crimps. Ensure both connected devices are powered and configured for Ethernet operation; autonegotiation typically establishes the appropriate link speed and duplex setting between connected equipment.

Usage recommendations

Avoid running the cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines for long distances to minimize interference. Do not subject the cable to excessive tension or repeated sharp bends; secure it with cable clips or ties at regular intervals. For environments requiring higher shielding or future-proofing to higher speeds, consider shielded or higher-category cabling.