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Black 100 ft Cat5/5e snagless molded patch cable with RJ45 connectors

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite N001-100-BK 100 ft 350MHz Cat5/5e network ethernet cable

SKU CH-H6Q1-FN1R3 MPN N001-100-BK

A 100 ft Cat5/5e patch cable rated for 350 MHz with snagless moulded RJ45 connectors

  • TypeOthers
  • Cat5/5E
  • Connector ARJ45 male
  • Connector BRJ45 male
  • Length100 ft.
  • ColorBlack
  • Snagless molded connectors protect locking tabs from damage during installation
  • 350 MHz bandwidth supports Cat5 and Cat5e network applications
  • 100 ft length enables long-distance runs between devices
  • Black jacket provides clear cable identification in dense racks
  • RJ45 male-to-male connectors ensure broad compatibility with standard ports

Cable for Cat5 and Cat5e networks

This 100 ft patch cable supports category 5 and category 5e applications with a 350 MHz bandwidth rating. It uses RJ45 male connectors on both ends and features a snagless molded design that protects the locking tabs from damage during installation or removal. The black jacket provides a clean appearance for home or office runs. The integral strain relief helps maintain a reliable connection over the full length.

Suitable for standard 100 Mbps and 1 Gbps links

Installers running voice, data or video over Cat5 or Cat5e infrastructure will find the length and snagless boots convenient for long pulls through conduit or across ceilings. Builders who need Cat6 or Cat6a certified performance, shielded construction, or plenum-rated jackets should look at a different cable because this model is rated for Cat5/5e only. The 100 ft length may also exceed the practical limit for some high-speed applications.

350 MHz bandwidth rating

The 350 MHz rating is the key specification that defines the cable's usable frequency range and determines whether it meets the channel requirements for a specific network speed. Verify that this bandwidth satisfies the standard you are deploying before purchasing.

Highlights

  • Snagless molded connectors protect locking tabs from damage during installation
  • 350 MHz bandwidth supports Cat5 and Cat5e network applications
  • 100 ft length enables long-distance runs between devices
  • Black jacket provides clear cable identification in dense racks
  • RJ45 male-to-male connectors ensure broad compatibility with standard ports

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelN001-100-BK
TypeOthers
Cat5/5E
Connector ARJ45 male
Connector BRJ45 male
Length100 ft.
ColorBlack
FeaturesCabling for category 5 (Cat5) and 5e (Cat5e) applications
Feature molded connectors with integral strain relief
Snagless design protects the locking tabs on the RJ45 connectors from being damaged or snapped off during installation
PVC 4-pair stranded UTP
Rated for 350MHz/ 1Gbps communication
Meets most current industry standards including IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.5, ANSI/EIA/TIA 568, ISO/IEC 11801 and ETL (category 5e draft 11)
Available in other colors and lengths
Also available without the snagless feature (N002 series)
Also available - Cat6 cables (N201 series)
Warranteed to be free
Shipping weight8.48 kg
Package size305 × 254 × 23 mm

Questions about this item

What bandwidth does the 350 MHz Cat5/5e rating actually cap in practice?

The 350 MHz Cat5/5e rating supports up to 1 Gigabit Ethernet speeds over the full 100 ft length.

What physical space does the snagless molded connector need to fit?

The snagless molded RJ45 connectors with integral strain relief require standard RJ45 port clearance; the boot protects the locking tab from damage during insertion.

How is this cable installed, and what step do people get wrong?

Align the RJ45 male connector with the port, push until the tab clicks; the common mistake is forcing the snagless boot past the tab without hearing the click.

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