Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
StarTech.comProduct Type
Ethernet Cable
Cable Length
305m
LAN Category
Cat6
Sub Type
UTP
Shield Type
Unshielded
Screened/Unscreened
Unscreened
Conductor Type
Solid
Jacket Material
Polyvinyl Chloride
Jacket Colour
Grey
Fire Behaviour
CMR
Standards/Approvals
REACH, CE, UL, RoHS
Cross Sectional Area
23 AWG
Conductor Material
Bare Copper
Country of Origin
Taiwan, Province Of China
Product Details
Set up long cable runs with ease with this 305m-long Cat6 cable from StarTech.com. It comes packed in an easy-to-use Reelex box, from which you can simply pull it out for faster installation. The outer sheath is foot-marked to help you keep track of how much you have left on the roll.
When would I need to use a Cat6 cable?You can use a Cat6 cable to connect computers to other devices such as hubs, routers or switches, as well as for incoming and outgoing LAN connections on patch panels. A Cat6 cable is faster than Cat5e but slower than Cat6a.
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SR 3,058.00
SR 3,058.00 Each (ex VAT)
SR 3,516.70
SR 3,516.70 Each (inc. VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
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Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
StarTech.comProduct Type
Ethernet Cable
Cable Length
305m
LAN Category
Cat6
Sub Type
UTP
Shield Type
Unshielded
Screened/Unscreened
Unscreened
Conductor Type
Solid
Jacket Material
Polyvinyl Chloride
Jacket Colour
Grey
Fire Behaviour
CMR
Standards/Approvals
REACH, CE, UL, RoHS
Cross Sectional Area
23 AWG
Conductor Material
Bare Copper
Country of Origin
Taiwan, Province Of China
Product Details
Set up long cable runs with ease with this 305m-long Cat6 cable from StarTech.com. It comes packed in an easy-to-use Reelex box, from which you can simply pull it out for faster installation. The outer sheath is foot-marked to help you keep track of how much you have left on the roll.
When would I need to use a Cat6 cable?You can use a Cat6 cable to connect computers to other devices such as hubs, routers or switches, as well as for incoming and outgoing LAN connections on patch panels. A Cat6 cable is faster than Cat5e but slower than Cat6a.