Microconnect Cat5e UTP networking cable White - 30m


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The Microconnect UTP530W is a 30-meter Cat5e UTP networking cable designed for reliable network connections in home and small office environments. It offers stable data transfer up to 1000 Mbit/s, ideal for everyday internet use, file sharing, and streaming. While providing good performance for its class, it's important to note that Cat5e is not suitable for applications requiring speeds beyond 1 Gigabit Ethernet or the higher bandwidth needed for future-proofing advanced networks. Key features include its 30m length, RJ-45 connectors with latch protection, and PVC jacket.
| Series | Cat5e |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | UTP530W |
| Brand | Microconnect |
This Cat5e cable supports data transfer rates up to 1000 Mbit/s (1 Gigabit per second) at frequencies up to 100 MHz.
No, Cat5e cables are not rated for 10 Gigabit Ethernet speeds. For 10 Gbps, you would need Cat6a or higher.
U/UTP stands for Unshielded Twisted Pair. It means the cable consists of pairs of wires twisted together without an overall metallic shield.
The standard PVC jacket offers basic protection. This cable is best suited for indoor use and is not designed for exposure to extreme weather conditions or direct burial.
Latch protection covers the small plastic clip on the RJ-45 connector, preventing it from breaking off when the cable is pulled or installed in tight spaces. This helps maintain a secure connection.
Yes, the standard RJ-45 connectors and Cat5e rating ensure compatibility with virtually all modern routers and networking equipment that use Ethernet ports.
Please refer to the product packaging or retailer for specific warranty information, as it can vary.
Ensure both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check if the network device (router/switch) and the connected device are powered on and functioning. Try a different known-good cable to rule out cable failure.
Check for physical damage to the cable or connectors. Ensure the cable is not bent sharply or kinked. Verify that the connected devices support Gigabit Ethernet speeds. Test with a shorter, known-good cable to see if the length is a factor. Interference from other electrical devices might be an issue; try repositioning the cable away from power cords or appliances.
While the cable may still function, the loose connector increases the risk of accidental disconnection and further damage. Consider replacing the cable to ensure a secure connection.
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