connektgear Network Cable - CAT5e - 0.5m


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Connektgear Orange 0.5M Rj45 Cat5e Utp Stranded Flush Moulded Network Cable
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The connektgear 28-0005O is a 0.5-meter orange CAT5e U/UTP network cable designed for reliable, short-range Ethernet connections in home and office environments. It's ideal for connecting devices like PCs to network points or for short runs between network hardware like switches and patch panels, offering a simple plug-and-play solution for immediate connectivity. A potential caveat is its limited 0.5m length, which restricts its use to very close proximity connections.
| Series | CAT5e |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 28-0005O |
| Brand | connektgear |
The connektgear 28-0005O network cable has a length of 0.5 meters (approximately 1.64 feet).
This is a CAT5e cable, which supports Ethernet standards up to 1000Base-T (Gigabit Ethernet).
No, this cable is U/UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair), which is suitable for most indoor environments but offers less protection against electromagnetic interference than shielded cables.
Due to its 0.5m length, it is designed for very short connections. For longer runs, you would need a longer cable, such as the connektgear CAT5e 50m variant.
Stranded conductors are made of multiple thin strands of copper twisted together. This makes the cable more flexible and easier to manage compared to solid core cables, which are typically used for in-wall installations.
The snagless cable boot prevents the locking tab on the RJ45 connector from catching on other cables or obstacles when plugging or unplugging, making installation and removal smoother.
Gold plating on the RJ45 connector contacts helps to prevent corrosion and ensures a more reliable electrical connection, which can improve signal integrity and longevity.
Verify both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Try a different Ethernet port on your device or switch. Test with another known working network cable to rule out cable failure.
Ensure the cable is not damaged, kinked, or frayed. Check for potential sources of electromagnetic interference near the cable. Confirm that both connected devices support the expected speed (e.g., Gigabit Ethernet).
Ensure you are using a standard RJ45 port. The connector should click into place when properly inserted. Do not force the connector, as this could damage the port or the cable.
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