Tabulated data of electron properties in acetylene (C2H2) at 293.15 K obtained by solving the electron Boltzmann equation (BE) in multiterm approximation for spatially homogeneous conditions (method BE 0D) using the recommended electron collision cross section data of M.-Y. Song et al., https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4976569. The data table includes the reduced electric field, E/N [Td], and the electron properties mean electron energy, U_e [eV], flux drift velocity, w [m/s], and reduced effective ionization frequency, nu_eff/N [m^{3}/s].