Prysmian Cables Systems 5136101 Cat5e Utp Outdoor Cable

Product Description

The PRYSMIAN CABLES SYSTEMS 5136101 is a CAT5e unshielded twisted pair (UTP) outdoor-rated cable supplied on a 1000-foot reel. Built for exterior and direct-run installations, this cable carries structured data signals across residential and commercial network infrastructure where exposure to moisture, UV, or temperature variation demands a cable jacket rated for outdoor service. Licensed low-voltage electricians and network cabling contractors are the primary installers. The CAT5e specification supports Gigabit Ethernet and 100BASE-TX applications, making it a standard choice for outdoor runs between buildings, to surveillance cameras, and to access control panels.

This cable is suited for outdoor structured cabling runs in residential, light commercial, and industrial settings. Typical applications include exterior drops from a building entry point to a detached structure, perimeter IP camera wiring, outdoor wireless access point feeds, and similar low-voltage data runs that require a weather-resistant cable jacket. The reel format is appropriate for longer pulls where pre-cut lengths would create unnecessary splices.

Key Features

• CAT5e UTP construction supports Gigabit Ethernet and standard 100BASE-TX data applications
• Outdoor-rated jacket designed for exposure to moisture, sunlight, and temperature variation
• 1000-foot reel minimizes splicing on longer exterior cable runs
• Unshielded twisted pair design simplifies termination at patch panels and keystone jacks
• General-purpose CAT5 category rating suitable for structured cabling in a wide range of low-voltage systems

Compatibility

Designed as an outdoor-rated CAT5e UTP cable for use with standard RJ-45 terminations, patch panels, keystone jacks, and network switching equipment that accepts CAT5e cabling.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or structured cabling contractor in accordance with applicable local codes and TIA-568 cabling standards. De-energize any associated low-voltage circuits before making terminations. Avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable minimum bend radius, and do not staple or crush the cable jacket during fastening. When routing outdoors, use appropriate conduit, cable clips, or weatherproof raceways to protect the cable from physical damage.