In network environments where electrical interference is a concern-such as near high-voltage power lines, machinery, or fluorescent lighting-Cat5e shielded cables offer a reliable solution. The shielding helps protect data transmission from signal degradation caused by electromagnetic interference (EMI), making them ideal for industrial settings or areas with densely packed cabling.

Unlike unshielded alternatives, these Cat5e cables include shielding around the conductors and connectors, preserving signal integrity even in high-noise areas. They maintain the same performance standards as standard Cat5e-supporting speeds up to 1 Gbps over distances up to 100 meters.

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Available in multiple colors and lengths-from short 6-inch patches to extended runs over 100 feet-these cables help simplify cable management and ensure compatibility across diverse installations. Custom lengths can also be manufactured to suit specific layout or project requirements.

Key Benefits:

Reduces EMI and crosstalk in electrically noisy environments
Supports 1 Gbps speeds (1000 Mbps)
Available in custom lengths and a variety of colors for easier organization
Suitable for both residential and industrial-grade applications
Compatible with existing Cat5e-rated hardware

Common Questions About Cat5e Shielded Cables

What is a Cat5e Ethernet Cable?
A Cat5e (Category 5 enhanced) cable supports faster speeds and reduced crosstalk compared to older Cat5 cables. It's widely used for home and business networks supporting 1 Gbps speeds.

Are Cat5e Cables Shielded?
Yes, Cat5e cables can come in shielded versions. The shielding helps block outside interference, which is especially useful in high-EMI environments or where signal integrity is critical.