Patchcord Cat. 5E UTP 30m white fluke passed PCU5-10CC-3000-W

High-performance network connection for professionals and home users

This 30-meter Category 5E patch cord is a solid solution for building and expanding computer networks. It will work well in demanding professional installations as well as in home networks where stability and connection speed are important. The cable has been tested and has a Fluke Passed certificate, which guarantees its high quality and compliance with industry standards.

Construction and application

The patch cord is made of copper conductors coated with aluminum (CCA) with a thickness of 26AWG, which ensures good conductivity and flexibility. The outer PVC jacket protects the conductors from mechanical damage. The lack of shielding (U/UTP) makes the cable easy to install and more flexible than shielded counterparts. This makes it suitable for applications where there are no strong electromagnetic interference. The cable is intended for connections inside buildings – connecting computers to routers, switches or other network devices. Its white color makes it easy to aesthetically route in rooms.

Key features and benefits

• Category 5E: Provides a bandwidth of up to 1 Gb/s, sufficient for most home and office applications.
• Length 30 meters: Ideal cable length for connections in larger rooms or for running installations without the need for extension cords.
• Fluke Passed: Certificate confirming high quality workmanship and compliance with data transmission standards – assurance of reliable operation.
• CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum): A good compromise between price and electrical conductivity – the cable is affordable while providing a stable connection.
• Outer diameter 4.8mm: Facilitates cable routing and ensures its mechanical durability.
• Compliance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B and ISO/IEC 11801 Class D standards: Guarantees compatibility with most network devices available on the market.
• Operating frequency up to 100 MHz: Allows for efficient data transmission in Gigabit Ethernet networks.