Description
CAT6A cable includes a spline to ensure a separation between the connector pairs, which in turn limits cross talk.
- Data Networking in office or home
- Gigabit Ethernet or fast transfer speeds
- Suitable for general purpose outdoor use
- Distributes data, voice, or video
- Faster Ethernet speeds
- shielded/stranded
- Designed to fit most modular plugs
- RoHS compliant
- Tested to 350 MHz
- Color coded for easier termination process
- CMR 26 AWG tinned copper material
- Outer jacket made of PVC
- Exceeds EIA/TIA 568A rating
- High performance data cable
- Designed for voice/data
- Protected from EMI/RFI interference
- ed RJ45 crimp plug (8×8)
- CAT6A applications
- Includes loadbar for easier termination
Additional information
| Weight | 1.25 lbs |
|---|---|
| Color | Black, Blue, Gray, Green, Orange, Purple, Red, White, Yellow |
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