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ICC Cat6e UTP CMR Riser 1000ft 23AWG 600MHz Black
Cat6e UTP riser cable supports 600MHz bandwidth and Gigabit Ethernet with 23AWG solid copper conductors
- Supports 600 MHz bandwidth for high-speed Ethernet
- 100 % solid bare copper conductors ensure reliable conductivity
- Riser CMR rating allows safe vertical indoor runs
- 1 000 ft pull box with footage markings simplifies installation
- ETL verified to TIA 568.2-D for proven performance
Indoor riser cable for structured wiring
This ICC Cat6e UTP bulk cable is built for permanent indoor runs in offices, schools and similar facilities. The CMR riser rating meets fire-safety requirements for vertical pathways between floors. Solid 23 AWG bare copper conductors deliver reliable conductivity for Gigabit Ethernet links. The 1000-foot pull box with sequential markings simplifies long pulls and inventory tracking.
Replaces older category cable in riser paths
Installers upgrading from lower-bandwidth UTP gain headroom for 1 Gbps Ethernet and margin against alien crosstalk. The jump is worth it when the pathway demands a riser rating and the project calls for verified performance above the minimum category baseline. The spline separator keeps pair isolation consistent throughout the run.
600 MHz bandwidth with 1000-foot continuous length
The cable comfortably handles Gigabit Ethernet over the full 100-meter channel distance with 600 MHz of tested bandwidth. Headroom exists for typical high-speed data applications in commercial buildings. Runs beyond the standard channel length or outdoor exposure exceed the intended design and are not supported.
Highlights
- Supports 600 MHz bandwidth for high-speed Ethernet
- 100 % solid bare copper conductors ensure reliable conductivity
- Riser CMR rating allows safe vertical indoor runs
- 1 000 ft pull box with footage markings simplifies installation
- ETL verified to TIA 568.2-D for proven performance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What conduit or raceway size fits the 0.23-inch outer diameter of this Cat6e riser cable?
The cable measures 0.23 inches in diameter, so select conduit or raceway with an inside diameter large enough to accommodate that size plus any required fill ratio for a 4-pair UTP riser run.
How do I manage the spline when terminating each 23 AWG pair, and what is the common mistake?
Gently fold the centre spline back over the jacket before arranging the four twisted pairs into the connector; the frequent error is cutting the spline off, which lets the pairs untwist and degrades alien-crosstalk performance.
When should I plan to re-certify or replace a 1000-foot run installed to the TIA-568.2-D standard?
Re-test the link with a qualified certifier whenever the network is upgraded to a higher speed tier or after any physical disturbance; the cable itself carries no expiration date if it remains undamaged and within the 600 MHz design limits.
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