Monoprice 1000ft Cat6A Ethernet Cable, UTP, 23AWG, 10G, Pure Copper, CMR‑Rated, Black, Bulk Spool
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Is this CL2 or CL3 for in wall installation?
James C
on Jun 9, 2019
BEST ANSWER: CL is for AV, CM is for data which is typically a higher quality cable. The R on the end means its Reiser cable (I.e. actually has been fire tested in vertical trays).
The difference between riser (CMR) and non-riser (CM/CL) is that CMR can be used in the riser spaces of commercial buildings, where as both CMR and CM/CL be used in the riser space of residential buildings.
Note: this specific one can't be used in plenum spaces (used for air circulation, think vents, air returns, etc). For those applications you need CMP cable.
One last thing to point out is this is unshielded twisted-pair, this is great for indoor use, but if you have anything you run outdoors (security cameras, wifi APs, etc.) you want to look at properly grounded shielded options. (assuming outdoors means on the same physical structure, if its a secondary structure there are more things you need to do), this will help protect your equipment with ESD from nearby (not direct) lightning strikes and other causes of static buildup.
The difference between riser (CMR) and non-riser (CM/CL) is that CMR can be used in the riser spaces of commercial buildings, where as both CMR and CM/CL be used in the riser space of residential buildings.
Note: this specific one can't be used in plenum spaces (used for air circulation, think vents, air returns, etc). For those applications you need CMP cable.
One last thing to point out is this is unshielded twisted-pair, this is great for indoor use, but if you have anything you run outdoors (security cameras, wifi APs, etc.) you want to look at properly grounded shielded options. (assuming outdoors means on the same physical structure, if its a secondary structure there are more things you need to do), this will help protect your equipment with ESD from nearby (not direct) lightning strikes and other causes of static buildup.
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- Anthony M on Jun 9, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 15, 2018
BEST ANSWER: CL is for AV, CM is for data which is typically a higher quality cable. The R on the end means its Reiser cable (I.e. actually has been fire tested in vertical trays).
The difference between riser (CMR) and non-riser (CM/CL) is that CMR can be used in the riser spaces of commercial buildings, where as both CMR and CM/CL be used in the riser space of residential buildings.
Note: this specific one can't be used in plenum spaces (used for air circulation, think vents, air returns, etc). For those applications you need CMP cable.
One last thing to point out is this is unshielded twisted-pair, this is great for indoor use, but if you have anything you run outdoors (security cameras, wifi APs, etc.) you want to look at properly grounded shielded options. (assuming outdoors means on the same physical structure, if its a secondary structure there are more things you need to do), this will help protect your equipment with ESD from nearby (not direct) lightning strikes and other causes of static buildup.
The difference between riser (CMR) and non-riser (CM/CL) is that CMR can be used in the riser spaces of commercial buildings, where as both CMR and CM/CL be used in the riser space of residential buildings.
Note: this specific one can't be used in plenum spaces (used for air circulation, think vents, air returns, etc). For those applications you need CMP cable.
One last thing to point out is this is unshielded twisted-pair, this is great for indoor use, but if you have anything you run outdoors (security cameras, wifi APs, etc.) you want to look at properly grounded shielded options. (assuming outdoors means on the same physical structure, if its a secondary structure there are more things you need to do), this will help protect your equipment with ESD from nearby (not direct) lightning strikes and other causes of static buildup.
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- Anthony M on Jun 9, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 15, 2018
Yes. I ran ~3k feet of this in the walls of my house while it was being built. It's perfect!
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- Reese S on Jun 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 17, 2018
We installed it in wall!
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- Matt C on Jun 9, 2019
- Purchased on Aug 20, 2018
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Is this cable pure copper? Or is it copper clad? I see that it says bare copper.
New User U
on Nov 4, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This is Pure Bare Copper.
Monoprice does not use copper clad aluminum in any networking cables
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Monoprice does not use copper clad aluminum in any networking cables
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- Tim N Staff on Nov 29, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This is Pure Bare Copper.
Monoprice does not use copper clad aluminum in any networking cables
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Monoprice does not use copper clad aluminum in any networking cables
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- Tim N Staff on Nov 29, 2017
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What is the maximum length you can use this cable on one run?
Cody B
on Jul 17, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Most 6a cable with the 10GBASE has a run length of 100 meters; that is to say the standard it has to meet is that length. you might be able to get a little more, but it should work to at least that length.
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- michael v on Oct 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Most 6a cable with the 10GBASE has a run length of 100 meters; that is to say the standard it has to meet is that length. you might be able to get a little more, but it should work to at least that length.
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- michael v on Oct 26, 2018
As it is unshielded, the maximum run length should not exceed 328 feet (100 meters).
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- Adach on Nov 16, 2018
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Can I run this through a buried conduit to a guest house? There will be no exposure to the light, but buried conduits do tend to get filled with water over time. Would a shielded cable be a better solution here?
Richard Z
on Jan 9, 2020
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BEST ANSWER: When doing outdoor underground stuff (even in conduit), I always go for direct burial cable like this: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=21868 Unfortunately it doesn't seem like they have anything past cat5e for direct burial.
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- Gabe S on Jan 9, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 11, 2019
BEST ANSWER: When doing outdoor underground stuff (even in conduit), I always go for direct burial cable like this: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=21868 Unfortunately it doesn't seem like they have anything past cat5e for direct burial.
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- Gabe S on Jan 9, 2020
- Purchased on Dec 11, 2019
We have run cat 6 in conduit on jobs and haven’t had any issues. The conduit pipes need to be glued together and the cable should be a solid run and not spliced.
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- Scott R on Jan 9, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 25, 2019
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Is this S/UTP or just UTP with no shielding at all even over all the wires?
New User U
on Nov 5, 2017
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Where can I get the data sheet for cables 18600 through 18607?
New User U
on Dec 20, 2019
Monoprice 1000ft Cat6A Ethernet Cable, UTP, 23AWG, 10G, Pure Copper, CMR‑Rated, Black, Bulk Spool
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 23, 2019
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- New User U on Dec 23, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Please contact us at [email protected] and our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 23, 2019
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- New User U on Dec 23, 2019
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Can't beat the price
UP side: 1)The price. 2)Super fast shipping. 3)Solid spool, wrapping, & packaging.
DOWN side: 1) colored stripe on the white leads is very thin & sometimes hard to distinguish, unlike some other mfg's cables.
2) This cable is THICK. Won't fit (without a serious struggle) standard CAT6 connectors OR standard strain relief boots, unbeknownst to me. Will have to order the right ones.
3)The writing (black) on the cable(blue) is very hard to read.
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DOWN side: 1) colored stripe on the white leads is very thin & sometimes hard to distinguish, unlike some other mfg's cables.
2) This cable is THICK. Won't fit (without a serious struggle) standard CAT6 connectors OR standard strain relief boots, unbeknownst to me. Will have to order the right ones.
3)The writing (black) on the cable(blue) is very hard to read.
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