Cat5e Ethernet Bulk Cable, 1000ft (305m), 24AWG Solid Pure Bare Copper Wire, 100MHz, U/UTP, 4 Pairs,PVC Jacket, with Reel
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Overview
Category 5e U/UTP cable is a high-performance networking cable designed for reliable data transmission in structured cabling systems. It consists of 4 twisted pairs of copper conductors that reduce electromagnetic interference and ensure stable signal quality.
The PVC jacket provides flexibility and durability, making it suitable for indoor installations in offices, homes, and commercial environments.
Technical Specifications
| Cable Category | Cat5e |
| Structure | U/UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) |
| Pairs | 4 Pairs |
| Conductor | Solid Copper / CCA (Optional) |
| Bandwidth | Up to 100 MHz |
| Data Rate | Up to 1 Gbps |
| Jacket | PVC |
| Application | Indoor |
| Standard | TIA-568 / ISO IEC 11801 |
Applications
LAN Networks
Office Networking
Home Internet
IP Cameras
VoIP Systems
Structured Cabling
Benefits
Stable data transmission performance
Cost-effective networking solution
Easy installation and flexibility
Widely compatible with network devices
Features
4 Twisted Pairs
100 MHz Bandwidth
Up to 1 Gbps Speed
Flexible PVC Jacket
FAQs
What speed does Cat5e PVC cable support?
Cat5e PVC cable supports speeds up to 1 Gbps over distances up to 100 meters.
What is PVC cable used for?
PVC cables are commonly used for indoor installations such as office networks, home internet, and structured cabling systems.
What are the advantages of PVC jacket?
PVC provides flexibility, durability, and cost-effectiveness, making it ideal for general indoor networking applications.
What is the difference between PVC and LSZH?
PVC is more flexible and economical, while LSZH offers higher fire safety with low smoke and no toxic emissions.
Is Cat5e PVC cable suitable for Gigabit networks?
Yes, Cat5e PVC cables fully support Gigabit Ethernet (1 Gbps) in standard LAN environments.
