FTP-kaapeli Cat.5e ROLINE 100 m

ROLINE FTP Cable Cat.5e 100 m (MPN 21.15.0119) is a stranded 8-conductor network cable with AWG26 copper wires and F/UTP screening (alu-laminated foil). The cable has an impedance of 100 Ohm and is supplied in grey. It is designed for structured building wiring and meets Class D channel performance when used with compatible connectors and components.

Advantages

The cable combines stranded AWG26 copper conductors with foil screening to provide reduced electromagnetic interference and improved near-end crosstalk performance. Its 100 m length is suitable for long runs in typical structured cabling installations. The grey outer sheath offers a neutral appearance for visible installations and the product is lab-tested in a 100 m channel configuration to verify compliance with Class D specifications.

Suitable for

• Structured building wiring and horizontal cabling
• Office and residential Ethernet installations
• Patch panels and wall jacks in shielded (FTP/F/UTP) systems
• Applications requiring 100 Ohm Cat.5e performance

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: ROLINE
• MPN: 21.15.0119
• Type: FTP (F/UTP) Cat.5e cable
• Length: 100 m
• Conductor: 8 lines, stranded copper, AWG26
• Screening: alu-laminated foil (overall)
• Impedance: 100 Ohm
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Install the ROLINE FTP Cat.5e cable as part of a structured cabling system. Terminate both ends to compatible shielded jacks or patch panels that support FTP/F/UTP wiring, following standard T568A or T568B termination schemes. Maintain proper grounding of the cable shield and observe separation from strong electrical sources to minimize interference. For reliable channel performance, use shielded connectors, patch cords and panels compatible with Cat.5e FTP installations.

Recommendations

Test the complete 100 m channel after installation using appropriate certification or testing tools to confirm attenuation and near-end crosstalk (NEXT) meet Class D requirements; use shielded components and proper grounding for best results.