U/UTP CAT6a flexible 100M gray

Installation cable with speeds up to 10 Gigabit per second
Bandwidth 500 MHz (compared to 250 MHz for Cat6)
Future-proof (future-proof)

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Connection cable length: 100M
Color: Gray
Veins: CCA
Bandwidth: 500 MHz
Outer sheath: PVC
Category: Cat6a
Diameter Ø: 5.8mm
Cable: 4 Pair (4x2) AWG 24
Cable Type: U/UTP
Connection: 10/100/1000/10000 Mbit (10 Gigabit)
Packaging unit: 1 piece
Core: Stranded
CPR Fire Class: Fca
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U/UTP CAT6a flexible network cable, 100M, gray. The cable has an AWG value of 24 and a PVC sheath. Suitable for networks up to 10Gbit/s with a bandwidth of 500MHz. Comes in a handy box. A cable on a roll is ideal for running through empty conduits. A flexible cable is generally always used when connectors are mounted at both ends. If you are using wall sockets or patch panels, you will need a cable with a rigid core. A cable with a flexible core is not suitable for this and will therefore not work.

What is the difference between U/UTP, F/UTP, and S/FTP?

The terms above indicate whether the cable has no, one, or multiple shields. A U/UTP cable is unshielded, and installing it near other cables can lead to interference. F/UTP simply has a single shield, while S/FTP is double shielded, virtually eliminating interference. Still unsure? Feel free to contact us! We're happy to advise you on which cable you might need.