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This kenable Cat6 Ethernet cable reel is ideal for IT professionals, installers, and home network enthusiasts seeking reliable, high-speed data transmission. Its key benefit is supporting Gigabit speeds (1000Mbps) and Power over Ethernet (PoE) while adhering to safety regulations with its Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) sheath. A potential caveat is that solid core cable is best terminated into wall plates or patch panels, not directly into plugs for field use.
| Series | Cat6 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 003104 |
| Brand | kenable |
Low Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) cable emits very limited smoke and no halogen when exposed to fire, reducing toxicity and improving visibility for safer evacuations and firefighting.
This is a solid core cable, best suited for permanent installations terminated into wall plates or patch panels. While possible to terminate into RJ45 plugs for patch cords, stranded core cable is generally preferred for patch cords due to its flexibility.
This Cat6 cable supports data transmission speeds up to 1000Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet) and is designed for frequencies up to 250MHz.
Yes, the cable is made from full copper conductors, making it suitable for Power over Ethernet (PoE) and PoE+ applications.
The reel is meter-marked, allowing you to unroll the desired length. Use a tape measure for accuracy and a sharp cable cutter for a clean cut.
A general guideline for solid core Cat6 cable is a minimum bend radius of 8 times the cable diameter (approx. 46mm for this 5.8mm cable). Avoid sharp kinks or bends.
Yes, it complies with the TIA/EIA-568 Cat6 standard, is HDBaseT Compliant, and the LSZH sheath material is compliant to RoHS.
Ensure the cable is properly terminated at both ends according to Cat6 standards. Check for any kinks, sharp bends, or damage along the cable run. Verify that connected devices and network equipment support Gigabit speeds. Test with a known good patch cable.
Confirm that the network switch or injector supports PoE/PoE+ and is providing sufficient power. Ensure the cable is full copper and correctly terminated, as damaged conductors can impede power delivery. Test the PoE device with a different cable.
Verify you are using connectors designed for solid core cable. Ensure the cable jacket is stripped to the correct length and the conductor pairs are untwisted as little as possible during termination. Use a proper punch-down tool.
This cable is a solid core cable, meaning it is best suited for permanent installations. It should be terminated into keystone jacks found in wall plates or directly into patch panels. Using solid core cable for making patch cords (cables that plug directly into devices) is generally not recommended as it is less flexible and can be prone to breaking at the termination point.
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