C2G 5ft (1.5m) Cat5e Non-Booted Unshielded (UTP) Ethernet Network Patch Cable, Gray

Overview

The C2G 22678 is a 5-foot Cat5e Ethernet patch cable designed to provide reliable and efficient network connections between devices such as routers, switches, patch panels, and wall plates. It supports data, voice, and video transmission at Cat5e performance levels, ensuring stable gigabit connectivity in environments where space is limited and cable management is important.

Key features

• Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) design with 24 AWG copper conductors arranged in bonded pairs to minimize crosstalk and impedance issues for clearer signal transmission
• Non-booted RJ45 connectors create a slim profile that easily fits into tight spaces and dense cable management systems without compromising connection quality
• Durable gray PVC jacket offers protection against everyday wear while enabling straightforward color coding for organized setups
• Complies with Cat5e TIA and EIA standards, supporting voice, data, and video applications with consistent performance
• CE and REACH compliant, ensuring safety and environmental standards are met for commercial and residential use
• Lifetime warranty provides confidence in long-term deployments and durability

Key specs

• Length: 5 feet (1.5 meters)
• Cable type: Cat5e unshielded twisted pair (UTP)
• Conductor gauge: 24 AWG copper
• Connector type: RJ45 on both ends, non-booted
• Jacket material: Gray PVC
• Standards compliance: TIA/EIA Cat5e, CE, REACH

Connectivity and compatibility

This cable is compatible with any device featuring standard RJ45 Ethernet ports, including routers, switches, patch panels, and wall-mounted media panels. Its 5-foot length is ideal for short, neat connections in server rooms, office desks, classrooms, or home networks where excess cable slack is undesirable.

Ideal uses and environments

The C2G 22678 fits well in environments that require tidy and reliable network connections without bulky cables getting in the way. It is a strong choice for IT professionals managing dense racks, installers working in tight conduit runs, and home users seeking dependable gigabit Ethernet performance in compact spaces.