Cable de parcheo de red LANBERG Cat5e U/UTP, RJ-45-RJ-45, 30 m, verde

LANBERG Cat5e U/UTP patch cable, 30 m, green, provides Cat5e-grade Ethernet connectivity with RJ-45 connectors on both ends. The cable uses an unshielded U/UTP (UTP) construction optimized for twisted-pair data transmission and is intended for structured cabling within home and small to medium office networks. Its 30 m length allows flexible placement of network devices while the green jacket supports visual identification and straightforward cable management.

Advantages

The cable supports Cat5e performance for reliable Ethernet data rates over standard twisted-pair wiring and uses standard RJ-45 terminations compatible with switches, routers, network interface cards and patch panels. Its U/UTP construction offers a balance of flexibility and ease of installation for horizontal and patch connections. The distinct green outer jacket simplifies identification among multiple runs and helps keep cabling organized in racks and closets.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches, routers and computers within LANs
• Patch panel terminations in office and server-room racks
• Horizontal Ethernet runs in homes and small businesses
• Temporary or permanent cabling where colour coding is required

Key specifications

• Category: Cat5e performance for twisted-pair Ethernet
• Construction: U/UTP (unshielded twisted pair)
• Length: 30 m
• Connectors: RJ-45 on both ends
• Conductor arrangement: 4 twisted pairs
• Jacket colour: Green for easy visual identification

How to use

Route the LANBERG patch cable between the two network ports to be connected and insert the RJ-45 plugs fully into compatible RJ-45 sockets until they click. Ensure cable bends respect the minimum bend radius to avoid degrading performance and avoid tight kinks or crushing. For best results in structured cabling, use the cable for horizontal or patch connections, and verify link status and speed on connected devices after installation.

Recommendations

For stable performance, avoid running the cable parallel to high-voltage power lines and keep it away from sources of electromagnetic interference. Use colour-coded cables for neat cable management and label both ends when deploying multiple 30 m runs.