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Red Cat5e patch cable, seven feet, moulded RJ45 ends

Tripp Lite

Tripp Lite N002-007-RD 7 ft Cat5e 350MHz red network ethernet cable

SKU CH-6HPP-V3VB4 MPN N002-007-RD

A 7 ft red Cat5e patch cable with moulded RJ45 connectors rated for 350 MHz and 1 Gbps communication

  • TypeConsumer Electronics
  • Cat5E
  • Length7 ft.
  • ColorRed
  • FeaturesCabling for category 5 (Cat5) and 5e (Cat5e) applications Le
  • Reliable 1 Gbps links backed by 350 MHz bandwidth rating
  • Durable PVC jacket with moulded connectors and integral strain relief
  • Fits Cat5 and Cat5e networks meeting IEEE 802.3ab and ANSI/EIA/TIA 568
  • Seven-foot red cable simplifies colour-coded rack management
  • Lifetime defect warranty protects the installation long-term

Cat5e 350 MHz patch cable

This 7 ft red patch cable is built to Cat5e specifications and rated for 350 MHz bandwidth. It uses PVC 4-pair stranded UTP with molded RJ45 male connectors that include integral strain relief. The construction meets IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.5, ANSI/EIA/TIA 568, ISO/IEC 11801 and ETL category 5e draft 11 standards. It is supplied new and ready for immediate installation.

Suited for standard copper links

The cable suits installers who need a colour-coded Cat5e link for gigabit ethernet runs up to 7 ft. It is not for buyers who require Cat6 or higher performance, shielded construction, or a snagless boot design. It also does not suit runs that exceed the 7 ft length provided by this model.

350 MHz bandwidth rating

The 350 MHz rating is the single specification that confirms the cable will carry 1 Gbps traffic over its full 7 ft length. If the project demands a higher frequency rating or a different category, this cable will not meet that requirement.

Highlights

  • Reliable 1 Gbps links backed by 350 MHz bandwidth rating
  • Durable PVC jacket with moulded connectors and integral strain relief
  • Fits Cat5 and Cat5e networks meeting IEEE 802.3ab and ANSI/EIA/TIA 568
  • Seven-foot red cable simplifies colour-coded rack management
  • Lifetime defect warranty protects the installation long-term

Specifications

BrandTRIPP LITE
ModelN002-007-RD
TypeConsumer Electronics
Cat5E
Length7 ft.
ColorRed
FeaturesCabling for category 5 (Cat5) and 5e (Cat5e) applications
Length: 7-ft. Color: red Connectors: RJ45 male
Feature molded connectors with integral strain relief
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 in a snagless design (N001 series) to protect the locking tabs on the RJ45 connectors from being damaged or snapped off during installation
Also available - Cat6 cables (N201 seri
Shipping weight0.27 kg
Package size157 × 137 × 15 mm

Questions about this item

What connectors does the N002-007-RD use so I know my switch and NIC ports will accept it?

It uses RJ45 male connectors on both ends, the standard plug for Cat5 and Cat5e Ethernet ports on switches, routers and network cards.

Will this 350 MHz Cat5e cable slow down a gigabit link that my older Cat5 patch panel was built for?

No, the cable is rated for 350 MHz and 1 Gbps communication and meets IEEE 802.3ab, so it supports full gigabit speeds on legacy Cat5 infrastructure.

How can I verify the cable is performing to its 350 MHz rating after I plug it in?

Check that the link negotiates at 1 Gbps in your OS or switch dashboard and run a continuity test; the molded strain-relief connectors and ETL verification to ANSI/EIA/TIA 568 confirm the build quality.

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