Microconnect UTP520W - CAT5e - 20M



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This Microconnect UTP520W networking cable is designed for users in small office/home office environments and entertainment setups needing a reliable 20-meter Cat5e connection. Its key benefit is providing stable data transfer up to 1000 Mbit/s for everyday networking needs. A potential caveat is that it's an unshielded cable, making it more susceptible to electromagnetic interference in environments with heavy electrical equipment.
| Series | CAT5e |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | UTP520W |
| Brand | Microconnect |
This Cat5e cable supports data transfer rates of up to 1000 Mbit/s (Gigabit Ethernet).
This cable has a PVC jacket intended for indoor use. It is not rated for outdoor exposure to UV, extreme temperatures, or moisture, which could degrade the material and affect performance.
No, this is an Unshielded Twisted Pair (U/UTP) cable. It is suitable for most home and office environments but may be susceptible to interference in areas with high levels of electromagnetic noise.
Cat5e stands for Category 5e. It is an enhanced version of Cat5, designed to support higher data transmission rates and better performance, typically up to 100 MHz.
Latch protection on the RJ-45 connector prevents the retaining clip from breaking when the cable is pulled or pushed through tight spaces during installation or removal, helping to prolong the cable's life.
Yes, this Cat5e cable is backward compatible and will work with Cat6 ports, but it will operate at the lower Cat5e speed limit of 1000 Mbit/s.
The outer diameter of the cable is approximately 5 mm.
Verify that both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check if the lights on the network ports are illuminated. Try a different network cable or port to isolate the issue.
Ensure the cable is not damaged (kinked, frayed). Check for nearby sources of electromagnetic interference. For optimal speeds, confirm that your network devices support Cat5e or higher standards. Consider upgrading to a shielded cable if interference is suspected.
While the cable may still function, it is now more prone to disconnection. Secure it with tape if necessary, but consider replacing the cable to ensure a reliable connection. The latch protection is designed to prevent this, so handle with care during installation.
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