Kenable Ethernet Cable Reel - Cat 6

Yes, the cable is waterproof and designed with a PE sheath making it suitable for direct burial.

While standard Ethernet limits are around 100 meters (328 feet) for Cat 6, this cable is Fluke tested at 100m for performance standards. Performance can vary with network equipment and installation quality.

This cable uses standard RJ45 connectors. However, for optimal performance, kenable recommends terminating onto faceplates rather than crimping, using their specific Cat 6 faceplate QS numbers.

Yes, the full copper construction is suitable for PoE applications, though specific power limitations depend on the PoE source and connected device.

Fluke testing verifies the cable's performance against industry standards for metrics like resistance, insertion loss, and frequency at a specific length (100m in this case), ensuring its quality and reliability.

The cable has an approximate diameter of 6mm.

Yes, the cable is designed for versatility and can be used effectively for both indoor and outdoor networking runs.

Ensure both ends of the cable are properly terminated. Check for any damage to the cable sheath or conductors. Verify that all network devices connected to the cable support gigabit speeds. Inspect for sharp bends or kinks in the cable run.

Double-check the termination at both the device and the network port. Ensure the correct wiring standard (T568A or T568B) has been consistently applied. Test with a known working network cable to rule out other network equipment issues.

While UV resistant, inspect for significant physical damage. Small nicks may not impact performance, but larger tears could allow moisture ingress. Consider using weatherproof junction boxes or repair kits if necessary.

Verify the internal pair divider is intact and that pairs have not become untwisted excessively during termination. Ensure the cable is not running parallel to high-power electrical cables for extended distances.