Description 305m CAT6 Solid Copper cable Widely implemented UTP wiring consists of two insulated copper wires which have been twisted around one another. The abbreviation UTP stands for “Unshielded Twisted Pair”. The twisting of the wire pairs helps to control signal degradation due to interference. Though the individual copper wires are insulated with a protective coating, the pairs themselves do not have shielding. Twisted wire pairs are grouped together to form a cable. One UTP network cable usually consists of four twisted pairs. UTP cables come in categories, with Cat5e as a common Ethernet option. The cable categories also specify the number of wire twists per foot. Cat 5e UTP cable is popular due to multiple advantages. It’s an affordable choice for use with local area network (LAN) and telephone connections, has a small diameter and offers ease of installation. Each cable consists of 8 colour coded high density polyethylene insulated conductors. These are twisted together to form 4 pairs with varying lay lengths. These pairs, together with a strong nylon rip cord are jacketed in PE (UV resistant) material. Features Cat6 4 pair UTP solid cable with 8 colour coded high density polyethylene insulated conductors Bare copper conductors Manufactured and tested to ISO/IEC 11801, ANSI/TIA 568-C.2, CE2014/30/EU, LVD, 2014/35/EU,RoHS2 2011/65/EU standards. Black RAL 9005 Reaction for Fire Rating – Fca (CPR Rating) Rip cord for ease of stripping outer sheath 305 metres in an easy to pull box Sequential reverse metre markings (305-0) 24 American Wire Gauge (AWG) Supports Gigabit Ethernet 305m CAT6 Solid Copper
