Monoprice Entegrade Series Cat6 23AWG F/UTP CMP Plenum Rated Ethernet Network Patch Cable, 50ft, Black

Save the time and hassle of building Ethernet cables by using fixed-length F/UTP Cat6 Ethernet Network Cables from Monoprice! Monoprice Ethernet cables are made of 100 percent pure bare copper wire, as opposed to copper clad aluminum (CCA) wire, and are therefore fully compliant with UL Code 444 and National Electrical Code TIA-568-C.2 fire and safety standards, which require pure bare copper wire in communications cables.

Monoprice Cat6 fixed length network cables are the perfect combination of value and performance. This cable is made of 24 AWG stranded pure bare copper conductor pairs with 50 µm gold plated contacts (short body). Most budget cables skimp with only 10 µm. This cable features color matched, snagless strain relief boots.

Monoprice 50ft 24AWG Cat6 550mhz UTP Bare Copper Ethernet Network Cable, Black

Monoprice Cat7 Ethernet Network Patch Cable - 50 Feet - Black Shielded 31369 for sale online

This 500 foot roll of high performance bulk Cat6 Ethernet cable from Monoprice degree is made with solid, 23AWG, 100% pure bare copper conductors and is UL degree listed. It has a CMP plenum fire safety rating, allowing to be safely used in the plenum air spaces of commercial buildings. It is fully compliant with UL Code 444 and National Electrical Code degree TIA 568.2 D fire and safety standards, which require pure bare copper wire in communications cables.

Monoprice Cat6 Plenum Bulk Cable - UL, Solid, 550Mhz, UTP, CMP, Bare Copper, 10G, 23AWG, 500ft, Black, (TAA)

Cat6 UTP Plenum Bulk Ethernet Cable: CMP Rated White

CAT6 Plenum Bulk Ethernet Cable, CMP, Solid Copper UTP, 23 AWG 1000FT

Cat6 Solid Plenum Bulk Cable Bare Copper CMP - 1000 Feet, Yellow A state-of-the-art network installation calls for the highest quality cabling. That’s what you get with Cat6 PVC/bare copper cable. Whether you’re rewiring an existing Ethernet network, building out a completely new network, or even making smaller Ethernet patch cables, it makes sense to consider your future network needs – rather than simply using the least-expensive “functional” components you can find.