| Management number | 241248133 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | US$10.80 | Model Number | 241248133 | ||
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The C2G 27252 is a 7 foot Cat5e shielded Ethernet patch cable designed to provide reliable gigabit connectivity in environments prone to electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. It is ideal for connecting computers, switches, routers, and AV equipment while maintaining clean data transmission and reducing noise that can disrupt network performance. With support for network speeds up to 1 Gbps and compliance with Cat5e TIA/EIA standards, this cable ensures fast file transfers and stable video signals over distances up to 328 feet.
This cable is compatible with a wide range of Ethernet-enabled devices including computers, network switches, routers, and AV equipment. Its shielded design makes it especially suitable for installations near sources of electromagnetic interference, such as fluorescent lighting or power cables, ensuring stable connections in office, home, or professional AV environments.
The molded strain relief on each connector protects the cable from damage caused by bending or pulling, which is common in dense patch panels or behind furniture. The snagless boot design prevents the locking tab from catching or breaking, making it easier to install and remove the cable without compromising its longevity. The red jacket not only helps with quick identification but also adds a layer of protection against wear and tear.
This patch cable works well in small business networks, home offices, and AV setups where interference could impact performance. It is a strong choice for users who need dependable gigabit speeds and want to minimize network disruptions caused by electromagnetic noise. The cable’s length and shielding make it a practical option for both everyday internet access and more demanding applications like HDBaseT video transmission in conference rooms.
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