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Logico C6ESDBF2452 1000FT Cat6 Shielded Ethernet Cable Outdoor Direct Burial Gel 23AWG Pure Copper

Logico C6ESDBF2452 1000FT Cat6 Shielded Ethernet Cable Outdoor Direct Burial Gel 23AWG Pure Copper
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Logico C6ESDBF2452 1000FT Cat6 Shielded Ethernet Cable Outdoor Direct Burial Gel 23AWG Pure Copper

Upgrade your outdoor networking with our High-Speed Cat6 Shielded Outdoor Ethernet Cable. Designed for durability and performance, it features a UV-resistant PE jacket and gel-filled protection for moisture resistance. Compliant with EIA/TIA 568 standards and offering a solid bare copper construction, it ensures reliable data transmission for high-performance Ethernet networks. With a length of 1,000 feet (305 meters) and packaged on a wooden reel, it provides convenience for large-scale installations. Enhance your outdoor networking setup with this reliable and efficient cable.

Features:

 

  • High speed Cat6 Shielded Outdoor Ethernet cable UV resistant/Direct burial Gel filled 23AWG Solid Bare Copper
  • PE UV protected jacket prevents damage due to sunlight exposure
  • Gel-filled jacket provides moisture protection when used in direct burial environment
  • EIA/TIA 568 compliant Category 6 rated to 550Mhz for high performance Ethernet networks
  • 1,000 feet (305 meters) Black Jacket / Wooden Reel

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