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Logico P5EU50BK-03 Cat5e UTP Ethernet Cable 50 ft 24AWG 350MHz Black 3 Pack
Three 50-foot Cat5e UTP patch cables with 24AWG stranded conductors, 350MHz bandwidth, gold-plated contacts and snag-free boots
- CatCat 5e Ethernet Patch (RJ-45)
- Length50 ft.
- ColorBlack
- ShieldedUnshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)
- Three cables supply multiple runs
- 50 ft length reaches distant ports
- 24 AWG stranded copper meets Cat5e spec
- 350 MHz bandwidth supports gigabit speeds
- Gold-plated contacts and snag-free boots protect connections
Three-pack Cat5e UTP cable
This pack contains three 50 ft black Cat5e unshielded twisted-pair patch cables. Each cable uses 24 AWG stranded conductors wired to the T-568B standard and is rated for 350 MHz bandwidth. Gold-plated contacts, moulded strain relief and snag-free boots complete the assembly.
Suited for home and office patching
The cables suit installers who need multiple 50 ft runs for workstations, printers or access points in low-interference environments. Buyers who require shielded construction for electrically noisy areas, or who need longer single runs beyond 50 ft, should look at a different type of cabling.
350 MHz bandwidth rating
The 350 MHz rating is the key figure that determines whether the cable meets the performance target for the intended link. If the design calls for a higher frequency class, this Cat5e specification will not satisfy it.
Highlights
- Three cables supply multiple runs
- 50 ft length reaches distant ports
- 24 AWG stranded copper meets Cat5e spec
- 350 MHz bandwidth supports gigabit speeds
- Gold-plated contacts and snag-free boots protect connections
Specifications
| Brand | LOGICO |
|---|---|
| Model | P5EU50BK-03 |
| Cat | Cat 5e Ethernet Patch (RJ-45) |
| Length | 50 ft. |
| Color | Black |
| Shielded | Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) |
Questions about this item
Do I need to own RJ45 ports on my devices for these cables to work?
Yes, each cable ends in an RJ45 plug that fits standard Ethernet ports on routers, switches, PCs and other network gear.
Will the T-568B wiring on these cables match the patch panel I already have?
The cables follow the T-568B pinout, which is the most common standard for patch panels and wall jacks, so they will align with existing T-568B terminations.
How can I confirm the cables are performing at the rated 350 MHz after installation?
Use a cable certifier or network tester that measures frequency response up to 350 MHz; a passing result shows the link meets Cat5e performance.
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