Network Cable SOLARIX patch cable flat CAT5E UTP LSOH 7m gray

The SOLARIX patch cable flat CAT5E UTP LSOH 7m gray is a network cable designed for high-speed data transmission in residential and commercial environments. Its flat profile allows routing along walls, under carpets, or through narrow cable channels while maintaining consistent signal quality. The cable uses unshielded twisted pair (UTP) wiring compliant with Category 5e performance parameters and is made from low-smoke, zero-halogen (LSOH) outer jacket material to reduce hazardous emissions in the event of a fire.

Advantages

The flat construction reduces bulk and simplifies installation in constrained spaces without compromising on signal integrity for typical LAN and internet connections. UTP wiring supports reduced electromagnetic interference where separate power and data cabling practices are observed. The LSOH jacket improves safety by limiting smoke and toxic gas release, making the cable suitable for indoor use in offices, homes, and public buildings. The 7 meter length provides flexibility for connecting devices across rooms or between network equipment racks and wall outlets.

Suitable for

• Wiring desktop computers, laptops, printers and IP phones to a home or office network
• Running network connections along skirting boards or under carpets where a low-profile cable is required
• Temporary or permanent patching between switches, routers and wall outlets within a 7 m reach
• Indoor installations where LSOH material is preferred for reduced smoke and halogen emission

Key specifications

• Category: CAT5e (meets performance for up to 1000 Mbps over typical distances)
• Conductor type: copper twisted pair (UTP)
• Cable profile: flat design for low-profile routing
• Jacket material: LSOH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Length: 7 meters
• Color: gray
• Connector type: RJ45 plugs at both ends (8P8C)

How to use

Connect one RJ45 plug of the SOLARIX flat CAT5E cable to the Ethernet port of your device and the other plug to the network outlet, switch, or router. When routing the cable, follow existing cable paths such as skirting boards or cable ducts to maintain the flat profile and avoid sharp bends that could stress the conductors. For optimal performance, keep the cable separated from sources of strong electromagnetic interference such as large electric motors or unshielded power cables.

Usage recommendations

For stable gigabit-class connections, use the cable for distances within typical patch lengths and combine it with properly rated network equipment. Avoid excessive pulling force when installing through tight channels, and secure the cable with adhesive clips or low-profile cable ties to prevent movement. If installation passes through public escape routes or safety-critical areas, confirm compliance with local building and fire safety regulations regarding LSOH materials.