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Thinkstar Cat6 Riser CMR 1000ft Black 23AWG 550MHz Solid Copper UTP network ethernet cable
1000 ft Cat6 CMR riser cable with 23 AWG solid copper conductors, 550 MHz bandwidth, and PoE++ support up to 60 W
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- Supports 1 and 5 Gigabit up to 328 feet
- 10 Gigabit up to 165 feet with 550 MHz bandwidth
- Solid bare copper conductors for stronger signal and conductivity
- CMR riser rated jacket for in-wall and between-floor installation
- 1000 feet in easy-pull tangle-free box for hassle-free deployment
Cat6 Riser Cable for Multi-Floor Runs
This Cat6 riser (CMR) cable is built for indoor vertical installations between floors and inside walls where mild flame retardance is required. It uses 23 AWG solid bare copper conductors for stronger signal integrity and better conductivity than copper-clad alternatives. The bulk 1000-foot pull box suits installers wiring offices, schools or homes.
Bandwidth Headroom and Speed Limits
Rated to 550 MHz, the cable supports 1 and 5 Gigabit speeds up to 328 feet and 10 Gigabit up to 165 feet depending on the installation environment. Beyond those distances the 10 Gigabit margin drops, so plan runs accordingly. It also carries PoE, PoE+ and PoE++ (IEEE 802.3af/at/bt) up to 60 W and 300 V DC for cameras, access points and phones.
Solid Copper Build and Pull-Box Convenience
Four unshielded twisted pairs of solid bare copper reduce attenuation and resist corrosion over time. The CMR jacket is yellow for quick identification in cable trays and meets riser fire-safety requirements for non-plenum spaces. A tangle-free 1000-foot (305-meter) easy-pull box lets installers pull cable cleanly without knots or snags during long runs.
Highlights
- Supports 1 and 5 Gigabit up to 328 feet
- 10 Gigabit up to 165 feet with 550 MHz bandwidth
- Solid bare copper conductors for stronger signal and conductivity
- CMR riser rated jacket for in-wall and between-floor installation
- 1000 feet in easy-pull tangle-free box for hassle-free deployment
Specifications
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