Networking Cable EFB Elektronik K8094.15 RJ-45 Cat5e 15 m Blue

The EFB Elektronik K8094.15 is a blue networking cable designed to meet Cat5e performance requirements over a 15 m length. It uses U/UTP construction with RJ-45 connectors on both ends and gold-plated contacts to ensure reliable electrical contact and reduced corrosion. Rated for data transfer speeds up to 2500 Mbit/s, the cable supports common Ethernet applications and complies with typical Cat5e cabling characteristics for small to medium installations.

Advantages

The cable combines a 15 m reach with Cat5e specification and U/UTP shielding to provide consistent signal transmission across typical local network distances. Gold-plated RJ-45 contacts improve connector durability and contact reliability. The blue outer sheath offers clear visual identification in multi-cable environments and the U/UTP build reduces near-end crosstalk compared with unshielded alternatives.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop computers, switches, routers and patch panels within offices or homes
• Cable runs between network devices where a 15 m length is required
• Ethernet links supporting Cat5e-level throughput for data, VoIP and basic multimedia streaming

Key specifications

• Length: 15 m
• Standard: Cat5e
• Shielding: U/UTP
• Connectors: RJ-45 to RJ-45
• Maximum data rate: 2500 Mbit/s
• Contact plating: gold-plated contacts
• Colour: Blue
• Cabling technology: 10GBase-T compatible physical construction

How to use

Route the EFB Elektronik K8094.15 cable between the two network devices to be connected, avoiding sharp bends and tight kinks. Insert each RJ-45 connector fully into the corresponding Ethernet port until the latch clicks. Ensure both ends are properly seated and test the link status on the connected devices. For wall-mounted or concealed routing, secure the cable with appropriate clips or cable management accessories and maintain bend radii recommended for Ethernet cables.

Recommendations

For best performance, keep the cable separated from high-voltage power lines and sources of electromagnetic interference. Verify that connected hardware supports the intended throughput and use structured patch panels or labeled ports to maintain organized cable runs in multi-device setups.