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Yellow CAT6A CMR bulk Ethernet cable on a spool, 1000 ft, 23AWG solid copper, 500 MHz

NavePoint

NavePoint CAT6A CMR 1000 Ft Yellow 23AWG 500 MHz solid copper UTP network ethernet cable

SKU CH-1N5V-YTJCF

Yellow 23 AWG solid copper CAT6A riser cable delivers 500 MHz bandwidth for 1000 ft indoor runs

  • TypeEthernet Crossover Raw
  • ColorYellow
  • CMR riser rating meets fire safety codes for indoor runs
  • 500 MHz bandwidth supports high-speed Gigabit data transfers
  • 23 AWG solid bare copper conductors outperform copper-clad aluminium
  • 1000 ft pull-box with one-foot markings enables custom lengths
  • Unshielded twisted-pair design fits computers, routers, VoIP phones and PoE devices

Indoor riser-rated cable

The NavePoint CAT6A CMR bulk Ethernet cable is built for permanent indoor runs that must meet fire-safety requirements for vertical spaces. It uses 23 AWG solid bare copper conductors in four unshielded twisted pairs to deliver up to 500 MHz bandwidth. The yellow CMR jacket is rated for riser installations and supports Gigabit speeds across a 1000 Ft spool.

Installers needing measured pull lengths

This cable suits technicians who want footage markers every foot for quick custom cuts during structured wiring jobs. It also fits PoE devices, VoIP phones, IP cameras and general desktop connections. Buyers who need outdoor burial, plenum air-space rating or shielded pairs for noisy electrical environments should look at a different jacket type.

500 MHz bandwidth ceiling

The single specification that decides suitability is the 500 MHz performance rating, which defines the maximum frequency the link can carry. If the design calls for higher-frequency categories such as CAT7 or CAT8, this cable will not meet that requirement. For standard Gigabit and 10GBASE-T runs within the rated distance, the 500 MHz headroom is the deciding factor.

Highlights

  • CMR riser rating meets fire safety codes for indoor runs
  • 500 MHz bandwidth supports high-speed Gigabit data transfers
  • 23 AWG solid bare copper conductors outperform copper-clad aluminium
  • 1000 ft pull-box with one-foot markings enables custom lengths
  • Unshielded twisted-pair design fits computers, routers, VoIP phones and PoE devices

Specifications

BrandNavePoint
TypeEthernet Crossover Raw
ColorYellow

Questions about this item

How do I pull and measure cable from the tangle-free spool without kinking the 23AWG solid conductors?

Unwind straight off the spool, follow the one-foot markings to cut exact lengths, and keep bends gentle so the solid copper pairs stay intact.

What long-term issue can appear with solid copper UTP riser cable inside walls?

Solid conductors fatigue if flexed repeatedly, so the cable should stay fixed after install; the CMR jacket resists flame spread but does not prevent physical wear.

At 500 MHz what limits the usable distance for 10 GbE on this 1000 Ft reel?

The TIA limit for 10 GbE over CAT6A is 100 metres; the 500 MHz rating supports that bandwidth, but runs longer than 100 metres will drop to lower speeds.

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