Cable de red Helos Cat 5e SF/UTP 0,5 m

The Helos Cat 5e SF/UTP 0.5 m networking cable is a short patch cable designed for reliable Ethernet connections in compact setups. With a half-meter length and SF/UTP shielding, it provides reduced electromagnetic interference and stable signal transmission between devices with RJ-45 ports. The cable's green color makes it easy to identify in patch panels or desktop installations while maintaining compatibility with standard Cat5e networks and equipment.

Advantages

SF/UTP construction combines an overall foil shield with individually unshielded twisted pairs to reduce external interference while keeping flexibility suitable for tight routing. The 0.5 m length minimizes excess cable clutter and signal attenuation for short runs. Standard RJ-45 connectors at both ends ensure plug-and-play compatibility with switches, routers, network ports on computers and other Ethernet-enabled devices. The green jacket facilitates visual cable management and quick identification.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop PCs to nearby switches or wall outlets
• Linking networked devices in server rooms or patch panels where short runs are needed
• Temporary setups for testing or troubleshooting network ports
• Home or small office Ethernet connections requiring Cat5e performance

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat 5e
• Shielding type: SF/UTP (overall foil shield, unshielded twisted pairs)
• Length: 0.5 m
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45
• Colour: Green

How to use

Insert one RJ-45 connector into the Ethernet port of the source device (for example, a computer, switch or router) and the other into the destination device or wall outlet. Ensure connectors click fully into place to establish a proper electrical and mechanical connection. For best performance, avoid tight bends near the connector ends and keep the cable clear of strong electromagnetic sources where possible.

Recommendations

Use this 0.5 m Helos Cat 5e SF/UTP cable for short, direct connections where reduced interference and tidy cable routing are priorities. For longer distances or environments with high interference levels, consider higher-category or differently shielded cables as appropriate.