C2G 5ft Cat5e Snagless Ethernet Network Cable (Gray)

Overview

The C2G 15187 is a 5-foot Cat5e Ethernet network cable designed to provide fast and reliable connections for voice, data, and video applications that require consistent high bandwidth. It meets Cat5e TIA/EIA standards, ensuring reduced impedance and structural return loss for smooth network performance. Its neutral gray color and compact length make it a practical choice for both home and office network setups.

Key features

• Snagless connector design protects the RJ45 plugs during installation and offers extra strain relief for durability.
• Bonded pairs of wires maintain consistent spacing to minimize interference and improve signal quality.
• High-quality copper construction reduces Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT), keeping data transmission clear and stable.
• Unshielded twisted pair wiring supports reliable network speeds while maintaining flexibility and ease of use.
• 5-foot length provides versatility for connecting devices without excess cable clutter.
• Compatible with most devices featuring standard RJ45 ports, making it suitable for a wide range of networking equipment.

Key specs

• Length: 5 feet
• Cable category: Cat5e
• Standards compliance: TIA/EIA Cat5e
• Conductor material: High-quality copper
• Connector type: RJ45, snagless molded design
• Wiring: Unshielded twisted pair (UTP) with bonded pairs
• Color: Gray

Connectivity and compatibility

This cable supports a wide range of network devices including computers, routers, switches, and other Ethernet-enabled equipment. Its standard RJ45 connectors ensure compatibility with most networking hardware, making it a straightforward choice for upgrading or extending your existing network infrastructure.

Ideal uses and environments

The 5-foot length and neutral gray color make this cable well suited for neat and efficient network setups in both home offices and professional environments. It works well in situations where reliable, high-speed connections are needed without excess cable length, such as connecting desktop computers to routers or switches in tight spaces.