Networking Cable PatchSee Cat5e FTP 0.6m Black

The PatchSee Cat5e FTP 0.6m Black networking cable is a shielded patch cord designed for reliable data transmission in home and office networks. The cable features a black PVC sheath with the part number and length printed on the boot, and it is manufactured to meet EIA/TIA 568-B2.2-1 Category 5e standards. Each cord is quality-checked, electrically and optically tested, and carries a unique serial number for identification. It is compatible with colour-coded PatchClips for first-level cable management.

Advantages

FTP shielding reduces electromagnetic interference for more stable connections. The printed part number and length on the boot simplify identification during installation and maintenance. Full electrical and optical testing plus a unique serial number ensure traceable quality control. Compatibility with PatchClips enables organised patch panel and rack wiring.

Suitable for

• Short-range connections between switches, patch panels and workstations
• Home and small office network setups
• Environments where additional shielding is required to reduce interference

Key specifications

• Length: 0.6 m
• Cable category: Cat5e (EIA/TIA 568-B2.2-1)
• Shielding: FTP (foil shielded twisted pair)
• Sheath: black PVC
• Identification: part number and length printed on boot; unique serial number per cord
• Manufacturer: PatchSee
• MPN: F/2
• EAN: 7630003235142

How to use

Connect one RJ45-terminated end of the PatchSee Cat5e FTP cable to the network device (switch, router or patch panel) and the other end to the corresponding port on the workstation or network appliance. Use PatchClips to colour-code and secure the cable at the first management point if required. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference for optimal performance.

Recommendations

For best results, avoid exceeding the recommended bend radius and keep the cable length within the intended short-range applications. Where higher bandwidth or longer distance is needed, consider using Cat6 or fiber alternatives.