Cat5e LAN Network Cable - 100m

Create a long-distance wired network connection with this 100-metre Cat5e LAN Network Cable. The cable is supplied as one complete, pre-terminated network lead with a transparent RJ45 male connector at each end. This eliminates the need to measure, cut and crimp separate connectors before installation. Its extended length is suitable for connecting compatible routers, network switches, computers, network recorders and other Ethernet-enabled equipment across larger indoor spaces. Network performance depends on the connected equipment, cable construction, installation conditions and total link length. Conductor material, shielding and PoE suitability must be physically confirmed before making additional performance claims. Key features 100-metre LAN network cable Cat5e cable classification Pre-terminated and ready to connect RJ45 male connector at both ends Transparent modular connectors Moulded strain-relief boots Round light-grey cable Supplied as one continuous length Suitable for compatible Ethernet equipment No separate crimping or connector fitting required Suitable for long indoor network runs Product information Brand Unbranded Product type Pre-terminated LAN cable Cable category Cat5e Cable length 100m Connector A RJ45 male Connector B RJ45 male Connector standard 8P8C Number of fitted connectors 2 Cable colour Light grey Cable shape Round Connection type Male-to-male Typical supported application Ethernet networking Maximum network speed: Device and installation dependent Compatible equipment may include Routers Ethernet network switches Desktop computers Laptops with an Ethernet port Network video recorders Compatible IP cameras Network printers Access points Other RJ45 Ethernet equipment Compatibility with PoE devices requires confirmation of the cable’s conductor material and electrical specifications. What’s in the box 1 × 100m Cat5e RJ45-to-RJ45 LAN network cable Installation information This is a finished cable with connectors on both ends, not unterminated bulk cable. Plan the complete route before unwinding the coil. Avoid sharp bends, crushing, stretching and tight cable ties. Keep the cable away from high-voltage electrical wiring where possible. Test the connection before permanently securing the cable. A 100m cable is at the normal maximum distance used for many copper Ethernet links; additional extensions may reduce reliability. Use indoors unless an outdoor or direct-burial jacket rating is physically confirmed.