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ICC Cat6 Plenum UTP 23AWG 1000ft Blue
Plenum-rated Cat6 UTP bulk cable with 23 AWG solid copper conductors supports 500 MHz bandwidth and 1 Gb Ethernet over 1000 ft in a tangle-free pull box
- Plenum-rated CMP jacket meets fire-safety codes for air-handling spaces
- 500 MHz bandwidth supports 1 Gb Ethernet over 100 m runs
- 23 AWG solid pure copper conductors ensure low resistance and PoE++ capacity
- Reelex pull box with sequential footage markings speeds installation and tracking
- UL listed, ETL verified to TIA 568.2-D, RoHS and TAA compliant
Plenum-rated Cat6 for indoor runs
This ICC Cat6 UTP cable is built for plenum spaces where fire-safety codes require CMP-rated jacket material. It delivers 500 MHz bandwidth and supports 1 Gb Ethernet over solid 23 AWG pure copper conductors. The 1000-foot (305 m) Reelex pull box includes sequential footage markings for accurate pulls.
Upgrade from Cat5e or non-plenum stock
When a project demands plenum compliance or headroom above basic Cat5e, this cable meets TIA 568.2-D and exceeds alien-crosstalk limits. The jump is worth it for backbone links, data-centre segments, or any pathway that runs through air-handling spaces.
Handles 1 Gb Ethernet with 500 MHz margin
At 0.200 in outer diameter and 0.039 in insulation thickness, the cable fits standard pathways while maintaining performance to the rated frequency. It is not intended for outdoor or direct-burial use, and the unshielded design leaves it unsuitable for environments with heavy EMI.
Highlights
- Plenum-rated CMP jacket meets fire-safety codes for air-handling spaces
- 500 MHz bandwidth supports 1 Gb Ethernet over 100 m runs
- 23 AWG solid pure copper conductors ensure low resistance and PoE++ capacity
- Reelex pull box with sequential footage markings speeds installation and tracking
- UL listed, ETL verified to TIA 568.2-D, RoHS and TAA compliant
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What conduit size fits the .200 inch outer diameter?
The cable measures .200 inches in outer diameter, so select conduit rated for at least that size plus the fill allowance required by local code.
How do I pull the 1000 foot length from the Reelex box without kinking the solid copper conductors?
Feed the cable straight out of the Reelex pull box, avoiding sharp bends tighter than four times the .200 inch diameter, and never yank against resistance.
When should I replace a run that has been in a plenum space for several years?
Inspect the blue PVC jacket for cracking, discoloration, or abrasion at supports; replace any section where the insulation is damaged or the cable no longer passes a 500 MHz certification test.
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