Network patch cable MONTIS UTP Cat5e 1.5 m — MT114-1,5

MONTIS UTP Cat5e 1.5 m (model MT114-1,5) is a network patch cable designed for standard Ethernet connections. The cable uses unshielded twisted pair (UTP) construction and Cat5e performance class to carry data between switches, routers, modems, desktop PCs and other networked devices. With a 1.5 metre length and RJ45 connectors on both ends, this patch cable is intended for short-distance LAN linking and patch panel work in home and small office environments.

Advantages

The cable provides Cat5e-rated data transmission for reliable Ethernet performance at typical LAN speeds. Its UTP design keeps the cable flexible and easy to route inside enclosures and cable trays. Standard RJ45 plugs ensure compatibility with existing network ports without the need for adapters. The 1.5 m length reduces excess cable clutter while offering sufficient reach for connecting nearby devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers to switches or routers
• Patch panel connections in small office or home network racks
• Linking networked devices such as printers, NAS units and media players
• Temporary or permanent in-room LAN cabling where a short run is required

Key specifications

• Category: Cat5e performance class
• Conductor type: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
• Connector type: RJ45 on both ends
• Length: 1.5 metres
• Typical use: Ethernet/LAN patching and device linking
• Environment: Indoor use for home and office networks

How to use

Insert each RJ45 connector into the corresponding Ethernet port on the devices you wish to connect. Ensure connectors click into place to confirm a secure connection. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and excessive tension; keep it away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference when possible. For patch panel installations, label both ends if multiple similar cables are used to simplify identification.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use this Cat5e cable for connections up to typical Gigabit Ethernet distances within short runs; avoid running parallel to high-voltage power lines and minimize sharp bends. When organizing multiple cables, use cable ties or management panels to prevent strain on connectors.