Microconnect UTP5015G networking cable Green 1.5 m Cat5e

The Microconnect UTP 1.5m Cat5e networking cable in green is a 1.5 metre unshielded twisted pair cable that conforms to the Cat5e standard for structured cabling. It is designed to provide reliable data transmission and reduce crosstalk in typical home and office networks. The green jacket makes cable identification simple in environments with multiple runs, while the Cat5e specification supports fast Ethernet connections and general-purpose network wiring.

Advantages

This Cat5e UTP cable offers consistent performance for 100BASE-TX and gigabit-capable short runs where Cat5e is suitable. The unshielded twisted pair construction minimizes electromagnetic interference for reliable signal integrity in common indoor installations. Its 1.5 m length provides a compact, convenient connection between devices without excess slack, and the coloured outer jacket improves cable management and visual organisation in patch panels, wall outlets or workstation setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting computers, routers and switches within a room
• Patch connections between wall sockets and network devices
• Temporary or permanent local area network (LAN) links
• Colour-coded cable management in small office or home networks

Key specifications

• Category: Cat5e (unshielded twisted pair)
• Length: 1.5 m
• Cable type: UTP (unshielded twisted pair)
• Colour: Green
• Intended use: Ethernet networking, patching

How to use

Route the cable between the two network endpoints and insert the RJ45 connectors into the devices' network ports. Ensure connectors are fully seated and link/activity LEDs indicate a successful physical connection. For best results avoid running the cable parallel and close to mains power cables or sources of strong electromagnetic interference. If trimming or terminating is required, use appropriate tools and follow standard termination procedures for Cat5e UTP cable.

Recommendations

Use this 1.5 m Cat5e UTP cable for short-distance Ethernet connections in home and small office environments. For longer runs or environments with high electromagnetic interference, consider higher-category or shielded cables. Keep cable bends gentle and avoid kinking to maintain signal performance.