LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Down Angled STP Cat 5e Network Ethernet Cable 50cm
A 50 cm Cat 5e shielded patch cord with a 90-degree angled plug for tight ports
- Down angled plug fits tight spaces behind equipment
- 90 degree connector reduces cable strain at the port
- 50cm length keeps short runs tidy
- Shielded Cat 5e construction resists signal interference
- RJ45 male-to-male ends connect any ethernet device
Down Angled STP Cat 5e Ethernet Cable 50cm
This 50 cm patch cord uses a straight RJ45 plug on one end and a 90 degree down angled plug on the other. Shielded twisted pair construction meets Cat 5e performance for standard Ethernet links. The compact length suits tight rack or desk routing where a straight connector would protrude too far.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Installers needing a shielded Cat 5e link with a right angle exit will find the 50 cm length convenient for patch panels or wall plates. Buyers who need a longer run or a different angle orientation should consider other cable options.
50 cm shielded Cat 5e
The single deciding specification is the 50 cm length combined with a shielded 8P8C connector that bends 90 degrees downward from the straight end. This exact geometry determines whether the cable fits the available clearance and reaches the target port.
Highlights
- Down angled plug fits tight spaces behind equipment
- 90 degree connector reduces cable strain at the port
- 50cm length keeps short runs tidy
- Shielded Cat 5e construction resists signal interference
- RJ45 male-to-male ends connect any ethernet device
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 50 cm length and STP shielding keep heat or signal noise low during all-day use?
The 50 cm STP Cat 5e cable uses shielded twisted pairs to reduce electromagnetic interference and its short run limits resistance, so heat and signal noise stay minimal in continuous operation.
What port type must my device already have for the 8P8C RJ45 plugs to connect?
Both ends are 8P8C RJ45 male connectors, so each device needs a standard RJ45 Ethernet jack.
Will the 90 degree angled plug fit beside older Cat 5 or Cat 6 cables already plugged into a crowded switch?
The down-angled 90 degree plug hugs the port, leaving clearance for adjacent straight cables including older Cat 5 or Cat 6 patch cords.
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