Engineered for performance and reliability, our Cat6A riser cable supports 1 Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 328 feet. Bandwidth tested up to 750 MHz, it delivers future-proof speeds for demanding applications like Full HD & 4K streaming, data servers, gaming, and business networking.
Quality Guaranteed
Our unshielded Cat6A riser Ethernet cable uses pure 23AWG solid bare copper conductors, the only industry—and government-approved type of conductor used in Ethernet networks. It supports Power over Ethernet: PoE/PoE+/PoE++ (IEEE 802.3af/at/bt) 4PPoE up to 100W.
Versatile
Designed for flexible installations, the riser-rated (CMR) jacket is ideal for use between floors, in-wall, and in non-plenum spaces. It helps prevent fires from spreading vertically, making it the safe choice for commercial installations, homes, and data centers. Our cable is compatible with shielded or unshielded Cat6A RJ45 connectors, specifically those compatible with 23AWG solid conductors with an insulated conductor diameter of 1.02mm and a cable jacket diameter of 7.30mm. Choose from various jacket colors (Blue, White, Gray, Green, Black, Yellow, Red, Orange, Purple, Pink) to match your installation’s aesthetic or organizational needs.
Easy To Use
Our 1000ft Cat6A cable has sequential footage markings every 2 feet, so you’ll always know how much cable remains. Internal spline adds strength, fights against kinks, and further separates pairs for a cleaner signal.
✓ Field Tested, Customer Approved
Our data cables have been field-tested with the industry-leading Fluke DSX-8000 Versiv CableAnalyzer to guarantee performance. cETLus certified, RoHS-3 compliant, and meets stringent ANSI/TIA 568.2-E standards. Backed by our FOREVER WARRANTY.
Engineered for performance and reliability, our Cat6A riser cable supports 1 Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet speeds up to 328 feet. Bandwidth tested up to 750 MHz, it delivers future-proof speeds for demanding applications like Full HD & 4K streaming, data servers, gaming, and business networking.
Quality Guaranteed
Our unshielded Cat6A riser Ethernet cable uses pure 23AWG solid bare copper conductors, the only industry—and government-approved type of conductor used in Ethernet networks. It supports Power over Ethernet: PoE/PoE+/PoE++ (IEEE 802.3af/at/bt) 4PPoE up to 100W.
Versatile
Designed for flexible installations, the riser-rated (CMR) jacket is ideal for use between floors, in-wall, and in non-plenum spaces. It helps prevent fires from spreading vertically, making it the safe choice for commercial installations, homes, and data centers. Our cable is compatible with shielded or unshielded Cat6A RJ45 connectors, specifically those compatible with 23AWG solid conductors with an insulated conductor diameter of 1.02mm and a cable jacket diameter of 7.30mm. Choose from various jacket colors (Blue, White, Gray, Green, Black, Yellow, Red, Orange, Purple, Pink) to match your installation’s aesthetic or organizational needs.
Easy To Use
Our 1000ft Cat6A cable has sequential footage markings every 2 feet, so you’ll always know how much cable remains. Internal spline adds strength, fights against kinks, and further separates pairs for a cleaner signal.
✓ Field Tested, Customer Approved
Our data cables have been field-tested with the industry-leading Fluke DSX-8000 Versiv CableAnalyzer to guarantee performance. cETLus certified, RoHS-3 compliant, and meets stringent ANSI/TIA 568.2-E standards. Backed by our FOREVER WARRANTY.
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