Patch Cable ACT CAT5E F/UTP LSZH Stranded Ivory 305m

The ACT CAT5E F/UTP LSZH stranded patch cable in ivory (beige) is a 305 m network cable designed for indoor structured cabling and patching. It uses stranded copper conductors with four twisted pairs (blue/white, orange/white, green/white, brown/white) and an ALU foil shield to reduce interference, while the LSZH PVC jacket limits smoke and toxic gases in case of fire.

Advantages

This F/UTP CAT5e cable combines flexible stranded construction for easier routing and termination with foil shielding for improved protection against electromagnetic interference. The LSZH outer jacket reduces smoke and halogen emissions, making it suitable for installations where safety and low-toxicity materials are required. The 305 m reel length is convenient for long runs and reduces the need for joins.

Suitable for

• Indoor office and data center patching
• Horizontal structured cabling in commercial buildings
• Temporary or permanent network runs requiring flexible cable

Key specifications

• Standard: CAT5e
• Cable length: 305 m
• Conductor: Stranded copper
• Pairs: 4 twisted pairs (Blue/White, Orange/White, Green/White, Brown/White)
• Shielding: ALU foil (F/UTP)
• Jacket material: LSZH, PVC
• Color: Ivory (Beige)
• Brand / MPN / EAN: ACT / FP305B / 8716065090079

How to use

Measure and cut the required length from the 305 m reel, taking care to leave extra cable for routing and termination. Strip the outer LSZH jacket and foil shield where necessary, untwist the pairs only as much as required for reliable termination, and fit appropriate RJ45 connectors or patch panel ports compatible with stranded conductors. Follow standard wiring order for CAT5e termination (T568A or T568B) and test each link for continuity and performance after installation.

Recommendations

Use this ACT CAT5E F/UTP LSZH stranded cable for indoor networking where flexibility and low-smoke materials are preferred. Avoid installing in outdoor or direct-burial environments unless additional protective conduit is used. For maximum performance over longer permanent links, consider solid-conductor cables designed for horizontal cabling.