UTP LAN cable NETRACK LAN-GY5U-50 — 50 m, CCA conductor, unshielded

NETRACK LAN-GY5U-50 is a 50 m unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) Ethernet cable with a copper-clad aluminum (CCA) conductor intended for structured cabling and network installations. The cable is designed for horizontal in-building cabling, patch panels and simple LAN connections where a cost-effective link is required. The product supports standard Ethernet signaling over short to medium runs and is supplied on a 50-meter reel in a grey jacket for straightforward identification and routing.

Advantages

The NETRACK UTP cable provides a balance between affordability and practical performance by using a CCA conductor that reduces material cost while maintaining the geometry needed for reliable twisted-pair transmission. As an unshielded cable, it is flexible and easy to terminate with standard RJ45 connectors and fits common cable management systems. The 50 m length suits many typical office or residential layouts without intermediate joins, and the grey outer sheath offers neutral appearance and easy visual integration into installations.

Suitable for

• Horizontal in-building LAN cabling for offices and homes
• Patch panel to switch or wall outlet connections
• Temporary or budget-conscious network deployments
• Structured cabling runs where shielding is not required

Key specifications

• Cable type: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
• Conductor: Copper-clad aluminum (CCA)
• Length: 50 meters
• Jacket color: Grey
• Typical use: Ethernet LAN, patching and horizontal cabling

How to use

Measure and route the cable along the planned path, avoiding sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference. Terminate each end with compatible RJ45 connectors or punch down into keystone jacks or patch panels following standard wiring schemes (e.g., T568A/T568B). Test each link with appropriate cable testers to confirm continuity and insertion loss before connecting active equipment. For runs approaching maximum supported lengths of Ethernet standards, consider signal testing or the use of repeaters/switches to ensure reliable communication.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable for installations where cost and flexibility are priorities and where shielding is not necessary. Avoid running the cable in proximity to heavy power lines or high-frequency equipment to minimize interference. For mission-critical or long-distance links, consider solid copper or shielded alternatives.