Cable de red TECHLY Cat.6 U/UTP CCA 305 m, 23 AWG, 250 MHz, gris

The Techly U/UTP Hank Cable Cat.6 CCA 305m Grey is a bulk network cable designed for structured cabling and installations requiring long continuous runs. This Category 6 cable uses CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum) conductors and U/UTP construction, providing a balance between performance and cost for environments where full solid copper is not mandatory. Supplied on a 305 m hank, the grey jacket offers a neutral appearance for professional network deployments.

Advantages

The cable’s Category 6 specifications support higher frequency transmission suitable for common Ethernet standards, while the U/UTP design reduces external electromagnetic interference without individual pair shielding. CCA conductors reduce material cost and weight compared to full copper equivalents, and the 305 m length reduces the need for splices in long runs. The grey outer jacket provides practical, unobtrusive cabling for data closets and cable routes.

Suitable for

• Horizontal and vertical structured cabling in office and commercial buildings
• Patch panel to switch connections where continuous runs are required
• General Ethernet networks up to the practical limits of CCA conductors

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat.6
• Conductor type: CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum)
• Shielding: U/UTP (overall unshielded with twisted pairs, no individual pair shielding)
• Length: 305 m
• Colour: Grey
• Weight: 9.66 kg

How to use

Measure and unroll the required length from the 305 m hank, taking care to avoid kinks and sharp bends. Terminate the cable with appropriate RJ45 plugs or punch down onto keystone jacks and patch panels rated for Cat.6 and compatible with CCA conductors. Observe manufacturer recommendations for bend radius and pulling tension during installation. Test each run with a cable tester appropriate for Cat.6 to verify continuity, pair integrity and performance parameters before connecting live equipment.

Recommendations

Use this Techly Cat.6 CCA cable where cost-sensitive bulk cabling is acceptable; avoid critical backbone links or PoE applications that demand full copper conductors. Keep runs within recommended distances for Ethernet, follow installation best practices for U/UTP cables, and always validate performance with structured cabling testers after installation.