Cable LAN LANBERG LCU5-12CU-0100-S UTP Cat.5E 100M Grey

The LANBERG LCU5-12CU-0100-S UTP Cat.5E 100M Grey is a 100-meter unshielded twisted pair network cable designed for structured cabling installations in home and small to medium office environments. Constructed to meet Cat5E performance criteria and Fluke passed certified for continuity and signal integrity, this cable supports reliable Ethernet connections and consistent data transfer rates over typical local area network distances.

Advantages

This LANBERG Cat.5E cable offers stable transmission characteristics and consistent impedance across its length, reducing crosstalk and signal loss compared to older cable types. The UTP design simplifies installation in environments where shielding is unnecessary, while the grey outer jacket provides a neutral appearance that integrates with most residential and commercial interiors. Fluke passed testing provides documented assurance of compliance with relevant electrical and performance parameters.

Suitable for

• Ethernet connections up to 100 Mbps–1 Gbps depending on network equipment and conditions
• Wiring of LANs in homes, apartments and small to medium offices
• Patch panels, wall jacks and network switches in structured cabling setups
• Temporary or permanent horizontal and backbone cabling where Cat5E performance is sufficient

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat.5E (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
• Length: 100 meters
• Conductor: 4 pairs of copper conductors
• Outer jacket color: Grey
• Typical supported applications: 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T (depending on installation and equipment)
• Certification: Fluke passed (performance tested for continuity and pair integrity)

How to use

Measure and cut the required length, allowing extra for routing and termination. Strip the outer jacket carefully to expose the four twisted pairs and follow the T568A or T568B wiring standard when terminating RJ45 plugs or keystone jacks. Use an appropriate crimping tool or punch-down tool for reliable terminations, and test each link with a network cable tester after installation to verify continuity and pair mapping. Route the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and bundle with cable management accessories to maintain bend radius and reduce mechanical stress.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid running the cable in parallel with power lines, maintain the recommended bend radius, and terminate both ends using the same wiring standard. Use cable trays or conduits in permanent installations and perform post-installation testing to confirm link performance.