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SYSTON CAT 6A+ Ethernet Network Cable Bulk Without RJ45 Ends - 700 MHz 23 AWG UTP Solid Bare Copper Wire CMP/Plenum-Rated for IP PoE LAN Application Use, Indoor/Outdoor UV Resistant - Black, 76m
- 700MHz Data Transmission - With a bandwidth of 700MHz, this Cat 6A+ cable supports fast and efficient data transfer rates, ensuring smooth streaming, gaming, and high-speed internet access. Perfect for high-demand applications like video conferencing, cloud services, and large file transfers.
- 23 AWG Pure Copper Conductors - 23 AWG solid pure bare annealed copper for the strongest signal you can achieve in networking pure copper provides better conductivity and enhanced flexibility with an internal Spline to eliminate cross-talk providing exceptional transmission and performance with lowest possible signal loss.
- CMP (Plenum Rated) Flame-Retardant Grade - Our Cat 6A+ cable is designed with your safety in mind. It has the flame retardant grade of CMP/CL3P/FPL (Plenum Rated) and is the highest flame retardant cable. This cable suited to go in the plenum spaces of buildings such as ceilings and enclosures, that are also used by the building for air distribution systems to transport air.
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What is the difference between Cat 6A and Cat 6A+?
Cat 6A+ is our product designation, not a separate standard. It fully meets ANSI/TIA-568.2-D Cat 6A specifications, supports 10 Gbps up to 100 m, and is tested up to 750 MHz for added performance margin.
Why does Cat 6A use larger conductors and a spline?
Cat 6A incorporates larger conductors and pair separation technology to support higher bandwidth, reduced crosstalk, and improved 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance.
Can I use Cat 5e connectors?
Cat 6A rated connectors are recommended for best performance and proper conductor fit.
Why is there a plastic spline inside the cable?
The spline separates conductor pairs to reduce interference and maintain Cat 6A performance requirements.
Can this cable be pulled through conduit?
Yes. Inspect conduit for sharp edges and follow recommended pull tension and bend radius guidelines.
What is the difference between Cat 6A and Cat 6A+?
Why does Cat 6A use larger conductors and a spline?
Can I use Cat 5e connectors?
Why is there a plastic spline inside the cable?
Can this cable be pulled through conduit?
Cat 6A+ is our product designation, not a separate standard. It fully meets ANSI/TIA-568.2-D Cat 6A specifications, supports 10 Gbps up to 100 m, and is tested up to 750 MHz for added performance margin.
Why does Cat 6A use larger conductors and a spline?
Cat 6A incorporates larger conductors and pair separation technology to support higher bandwidth, reduced crosstalk, and improved 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance.
Can I use Cat 5e connectors?
Cat 6A rated connectors are recommended for best performance and proper conductor fit.
Why is there a plastic spline inside the cable?
The spline separates conductor pairs to reduce interference and maintain Cat 6A performance requirements.
Can this cable be pulled through conduit?
Yes. Inspect conduit for sharp edges and follow recommended pull tension and bend radius guidelines.
What is the difference between Cat 6A and Cat 6A+?
Why does Cat 6A use larger conductors and a spline?
Can I use Cat 5e connectors?
Why is there a plastic spline inside the cable?
Can this cable be pulled through conduit?
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- Return for replacement within: 90 days
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