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Purple 100ft Cat6a UTP ethernet cable with snagless RJ45 ends

Cable Leader

Cable Leader Cat6a 100ft Purple 24AWG UTP network ethernet cable

SKU CH-M8FH-XEANE

A 100 ft Cat6a patch cable delivering 10 Gigabit speeds at 500 MHz over bare copper conductors with gold-plated RJ45 connectors

  • TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
  • Cat6A
  • Connector ARJ45
  • Connector BRJ45
  • Length100 ft.
  • ColorPurple

Length 100ft

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Color Purple

  • 10 Gigabit wired speed up to 100 metres at 500 MHz
  • 100 ft length reaches across rooms and floors where Wi-Fi fails
  • 24 AWG stranded bare copper with cross-spline core for clean signals
  • 50-micron gold-plated RJ45 contacts resist corrosion and ensure solid contact
  • Snagless moulded boots protect locking clips and prevent tangles during routing

100ft Cat6a UTP cable for long wired runs

This 100ft Cat6a UTP cable delivers a 10 Gigabit Ethernet link for home and office networks. It uses 24AWG stranded bare copper conductors arranged in four twisted pairs around a cross-spline core with a 6.9mm outer diameter. The purple jacket provides easy visual identification in crowded cable runs. It is suited for installers who need a single, standards-compliant run up to 100 metres.

Check connector type and pathway clearance

Verify that your router, switch, access point, NAS, smart TV, gaming console or PoE injector uses standard RJ45 ports. Ensure the 6.9mm diameter cable can pass through existing conduits, trunking or floor grommets without exceeding fill ratios. The cable is unshielded, so confirm the installation environment does not require shielded cabling for electromagnetic interference protection. Plan the route to avoid sharp bends that exceed the cable's minimum bend radius.

Upgrades Cat5e and Cat6 links to 10GBASE-T

This cable replaces Cat5e or Cat6 patch cords when 10GBASE-T throughput at 500MHz is required over the full 100 metre channel. The jump is worth it when existing cabling limits backbone or workstation speeds to 1 Gigabit and a stable wired link is preferred over wireless. Backward compatibility ensures it works with current 1 Gigabit equipment until the network is upgraded. It does not serve installations that require shielded cabling or outdoor-rated jackets.

Highlights

  • 10 Gigabit wired speed up to 100 metres at 500 MHz
  • 100 ft length reaches across rooms and floors where Wi-Fi fails
  • 24 AWG stranded bare copper with cross-spline core for clean signals
  • 50-micron gold-plated RJ45 contacts resist corrosion and ensure solid contact
  • Snagless moulded boots protect locking clips and prevent tangles during routing

Specifications

BrandGENERIC
TypeNetwork Ethernet Cables
Cat6A
Connector ARJ45
Connector BRJ45
Length100 ft.
ColorPurple
ShieldedNo
Wire Gauge24 AWG

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Questions about this item

Does the 100ft Cat6a cable arrive with connectors already fitted, or do I need to crimp my own RJ45 plugs?

The cable ships with 8P8C RJ45 connectors already terminated on both ends, complete with 50-micron gold-plated contacts and snagless molded boots, so no crimping or extra parts are required.

I see Cat6a rated at 500MHz — should I choose this over a standard Cat6 cable for a 100ft run?

At 100ft the Cat6a cable supports 10GBASE-T at the full 500MHz bandwidth, while Cat6 is only guaranteed for 1GbE at that distance, making Cat6a the correct choice for 10Gbps over long runs.

What real-world speed will I get from the 10Gbps rating when the cable is plugged into my router and PC?

With both ends connected to 10GBASE-T ports the link will negotiate 10Gbps full-duplex; if either device only has 1GbE ports the connection will run at 1Gbps instead.

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