Overview The C2G 22142 is a 50-foot Cat5e unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Ethernet patch cable designed to extend network connections over longer distances with reliable performance. It supports fast Ethernet applications for voice, data, and streaming video, making it a practical choice for offices, classrooms, small businesses, and home setups where stable wired connectivity is essential. Key features Snagless boot design protects the RJ45 clip during installation, preventing damage when pulling through tight spaces or patch panels. Bonded twisted pairs maintain consistent twist spacing to reduce near-end crosstalk and preserve signal integrity throughout the cable length. 24 AWG solid copper conductors ensure consistent electrical performance and durability for long-term use. Yellow PVC jacket provides flexibility and strain relief while making cable identification and management easier in crowded wiring environments. Meets full Cat5e TIA/EIA standards, supporting bandwidth requirements for fast Ethernet networks. Ready to use out of the box, suitable for a variety of environments including home offices, conference rooms, and network racks. Backed by a lifetime warranty, offering confidence in the cable’s durability and performance. Key specs Length: 50 feet (15.2 meters) Cable type: Cat5e unshielded twisted pair (UTP) Conductor gauge: 24 AWG solid copper Standards compliance: TIA/EIA Cat5e Jacket material: Yellow PVC Connector type: RJ45 with snagless boot Connectivity and compatibility This cable is compatible with any device that supports standard RJ45 Ethernet connections, including switches, routers, IP phones, gaming consoles, smart TVs, and network-attached storage devices. Its Cat5e rating ensures it can handle fast Ethernet speeds up to 1 Gbps, making it suitable for most modern wired network setups. Ideal uses and environments The 50-foot length allows this cable to bridge connections across rooms, between racks, or through walls without signal loss. It works well in office environments that rely on IP telephony, classrooms streaming instructional content, small businesses backing up data, and home entertainment systems requiring stable wired connections. The bright yellow jacket helps quickly identify the cable among others in busy wiring closets or network racks.
