The JBX60355 200ft Cat5e UTP Non-Booted Ethernet Network Cable in green represents a cost-effective solution for professional network installations. Whether you're building a new network infrastructure, expanding existing systems, or replacing outdated cabling, this cable delivers the reliability and performance modern networks demand. Key Technical Features: This Cat5e cable utilizes unshielded twisted pair (UTP) construction, ideal for standard indoor network environments. The 24AWG copper conductors provide excellent conductivity with minimal signal degradation, supporting data transmission rates up to 1GB per second. The non-booted design eliminates bulky connectors, allowing the cable to fit easily through conduits, under carpets, and in tight spaces where standard booted cables won't fit. Quality and Compliance: Manufactured to TIA/EIA Category 5e standards, each cable undergoes rigorous testing to ensure compliance with EU RoHS directives and ELV requirements. The riser-rated (OFNR) PVC jacketing provides fire resistance and durability while maintaining flexibility. With >99.95% oxygen-free copper conductors, oxidation and corrosion are minimized, extending cable lifespan. Perfect Applications: Ideal for connecting computers to network switches, patch panels, and wall outlets in office buildings, schools, data centers, and homes. The 200ft length eliminates the need for splicing or multiple shorter cables, reducing connection points and potential failure rates. Why Choose This Cable: Backed by a lifetime limited warranty, this cable offers exceptional value. Free standard shipping on orders over $99, with rapid delivery from multiple U.S. locations. Custom lengths are available for unique installation requirements. The green coloring helps with cable organization and identification in complex network environments. Maintenance and Care: Store cables in cool, dry conditions away from direct sunlight. Avoid sharp bends or crimping that could damage internal conductors. For optimal performance, install cables within TIA/EIA specifications and avoid running near high-voltage power lines.