Lanberg PCU5-20CC-0200-R 10-Pack Cat.5e UTP Patch Cable 2m Red Fluke Passed

Network downtime and unreliable connections can halt productivity in any office or home setup. The Lanberg PCU5-20CC-0200-R 10-pack of Cat.5e UTP patch cables delivers consistent Gigabit Ethernet performance, so every link in your LAN works without interruption. Each 2-meter red cable is built with 100% copper conductors and AWG 24 wire, ensuring low resistance and stable signal transmission up to 100 MHz. With Fluke testing passed on every batch, these cables meet rigorous industry standards for crosstalk and return loss, giving you confidence in every connection.

Who is it for

This 10-pack is ideal for IT administrators, office managers, and home users who need to wire multiple devices quickly. Whether you are connecting computers, printers, IP phones, or access points, the generous quantity covers an entire workstation cluster or a small office. The vibrant red color simplifies cable identification in dense racks or patch panels, reducing troubleshooting time.

Main features

• Category 5e performance with UTP construction for reliable Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps) up to 100 MHz.
• 100% copper conductors (AWG 24) for superior conductivity and PoE support.
• Fluke Passed certification ensures each cable meets TIA/EIA-568B wiring standards.
• Durable PVC jacket with 5.0 mm outer diameter resists wear and maintains flexibility.
• RJ-45 male connectors on both ends, compatible with 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, and 1000Base-T networks.
• Pack of 10 cables, each 2 meters long, in eye-catching red for easy organization.

Specifications

• Cable type: Cat.5e UTP patch cable
• Length: 2 m per cable
• Color: Red
• Connector: RJ-45 male to RJ-45 male
• Conductor: 100% copper, AWG 24
• Shielding: U/UTP (unshielded)
• Jacket: PVC, outer diameter 5.0 mm
• Bandwidth: up to 100 MHz
• Data rate: up to 1 Gbps
• Wiring: TIA/EIA-568B
• Certification: Fluke Passed
• Compliance: RoHS, CE
• Pack quantity: 10

Tips

Use these red cables for uplinks or critical connections to make them stand out from standard blue or gray cabling. For best performance, avoid sharp bends and keep cables away from power lines to minimize interference. When patching multiple devices, label each cable at both ends to streamline future maintenance.