StarTech.com, 2m Cat5e, Red RJ45 to Male RJ45 Male, U/UTPUnshielded, Terminated PVC Sheath

Need a cable that’s suitable for modern computer networks? Choose this 2m Cat5e cable from StarTech.com. It features copper wires sized at 24AWG (American Wire Gauge), ensuring good conductivity and high-performance data transmission for applications such as PoE (Power over Ethernet). The bright red colour of the sheath makes it simple to colour-code your cable runs, ensuring faster maintenance and troubleshooting.

Snagless designThe cable is connected using RJ45 (Registered Jack) clips that are designed to avoid snagging during installation, protecting your cable from damage.
Backwards compatibilityAny network built with Cat5 cables can easily be upgraded with Cat5e cables, making this cable a versatile choice.

• Moulded strain relief to prevent bending for reliable signal transmission
• 50-micron gold connectors offer optimal conductivity to transmit a high-quality signal
• Designed to prevent near-end crosstalk (NEXT) for better communication

RJ45 connector clip protectors
Carefully constructed and tested, to keep Near End Crosstalk (NEXT) well within acceptable limits
coloured hoods for departmental colour coding
Molded strain relief prevents the cable from being bent at sharp angles at the RJ45 connector, to minimize the stress at the plug termination point
Constructed with top quality components
High quality 24 AWG copper wire
50-micron gold connectors ensure optimum conductivity while eliminating network signal loss due to oxidation or corrosion
RJ45 connector clip protectors help keep the plugs from snagging while routing the cable, for easier cable runs
Guaranteed reliability
Applications
Expand your system's USB 3.0 capabilities with additional ports for connecting high speed external storage devices
Add easier to access USB ports to the front of a computer system instead of the rear
Make use of an internal USB port and unused 3.5" front bay to increase the system's expandability

What are Cat5e cables used for?Cat5e cables like this one are commonly used for data transmission across various types of modern computer networks, including 10BASE-T (Ethernet), full-duplex 100BASE-TX (fast Ethernet) and 1000BASE-T (Gigabit Ethernet).
What's near-end crosstalk?Near-end crosstalk (NEXT) occurs when the magnetic fields created by signals travelling through adjacent pairs of wire interact with each other, interfering with the signals. This cable's twisted-pair wires keep NEXT to minimal levels for a clear signal.