Product Overview:

The CAT6 Cable Pure Copper 305mtr (Indoor) is a bulk-length Ethernet cable suitable for indoor installations. It is designed to meet the Category 6 (CAT6) specifications, providing high-speed and reliable connectivity for various networking needs.

Product Detail:

• Product Name: CAT6 Cable Pure Copper 305mtr (Indoor)
• Cable Type: Ethernet cable (Twisted pair)
• Conductor Material: Pure copper
• Length: 305 meters (bulk length)
• Jacket Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Category: CAT6

Product Features:

• Pure Copper Conductors: The use of pure copper conductors ensures optimal signal transmission performance and minimizes signal loss.
• High-Speed Connectivity: CAT6 cables support Gigabit Ethernet and higher-speed networking applications, providing bandwidth of up to 250 MHz.
• 305m Bulk Length: The 305-meter bulk length allows for custom cable runs and installations, suitable for both small-scale and large-scale networking projects.
• Indoor Use: Designed specifically for indoor use, this cable is suitable for office buildings, homes, data centers, and other indoor environments.

Applications:

• Local Area Networks (LANs): CAT6 cables are commonly used for Ethernet networking within buildings and campus environments.
• Structured Cabling Systems: They are suitable for structured cabling systems, including backbone cabling, horizontal cabling, and patch panel connections.
• Voice and Data Transmission: CAT6 cables support both data and voice transmission, making them versatile for various applications such as internet access, VoIP, video streaming, and more.

Working Mechanism:

1. Planning: Determine the networking requirements and layout of the indoor environment to establish the cable routes and connections needed.
2. Installation: Pull the CAT6 cable through designated pathways, such as conduits, cable trays, or along walls and ceilings, ensuring proper support and bend radius.
3. Termination: Terminate the cable ends with RJ45 connectors using a compatible crimping tool or terminate them into patch panels for connection to network devices.
4. Testing: Perform cable testing using appropriate tools to ensure proper continuity, signal integrity, and compliance with Ethernet standards.
5. Deployment: Deploy the network infrastructure, connecting devices such as computers, switches, routers, and access points to establish the network.