SF Cable Cat6A UTP Ethernet Cable, 100 feet - Green

SF Cable patch cables are made of 100% bare copper wire and 50 micron gold plated RJ45 plugs. Why 50 micron? We do not use CCA (aluminum wire). What is CCA?

10G Cat.6A cabling provides transmission performance that excceeds the industry standard Cat.6 parameters and supports the operation of 10GBASE-T over 100 meter.10G Cat.6A solutions are qualified for frequencies up to 500MHz.

• Performance conforms to proposed Cat.6A channel requirement of TIA/EIA-568-B-2-10 class EA ISO/IEC 11801, CENELEC EN 50173 and IEEE802.3an
•  Designed For: Network Adapters, Hubs, Switches, Routers, DSL/Cable Modems, Patch Panels and other Computer Networking applications.
• 100ft Cat.6A Patch Cable Molded
• Color Available: Black, Blue, Gray, Orange, Red, White, and Yellow

• 10GBASE-T Ethernet
• 1000BASE-TX Fast Ethernet
• 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet
• 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet
• 10BASE-T Ethernet
• 155/622 Mbps ATM
• 4/16 Mbps Token Ring
• 100VG-AnyLAN
• 100Mbps TP-PMD

FAQ

• TIA/EIA:
  TIA/EIA is abbreviation of Telecommunication Industry Association and Electronics Industry Alliance that sets telecommunication standards in the US. SF Cable patch cable complies with the latest TIA/EIA telecommunication cable standards.
  
  
• T-568B Wiring:
  There are two standards for wiring color code, 568A and 568B. While there's no difference in connectivity between 568A and 568B, 568B is the most prevalent wiring color code in the US. Our patch cable is 568B wired.
  
  
• UTP and FTP:
  UTP is Unshielded Twisted Pair and FTP is Shielded Twisted Pair. FTP cable is wrapped in metal foil. Both have the same Ethernet communication performance, but FTP has better protection against Electro-Magnetis noise from outside. UTP is accepted for residential and general commercial installation
  
  
• CM rated jacket:
  CM for communication. It is set by UL (Underwriters labolatory) to indicate the wire jacket material safety. CM rating is safe to use in residential and general commercial installtions.
  
  
• 24AWG and Stranded:
  AWG (American Wire Gauge) indicates wire thickness. Higher the number, thinner the wire. 24AWG or 26AWG is commonly used for ethernet cables. Stranded wire is a bundle of thin wires as oposed to solid wire that is single solid wire. Stranded wire is more flexible than solid wire and commonly used for indoor network wiring such as patch cable.
  
  
• RoHS:
  Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive. This directive restricts the use of hazardous materials such as lead or mercury in the manufacture of electronic and electrical equipments. SF Cable cables are all RoHS compliant.