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CAT6 100M LAN Cable 0.57 CCA
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CAT6 100M LAN Cable 0.57 CCA

CAT6 100M LAN Cable 0.57 CCA

The CAT6 100M LAN Cable 0.57 CCA is a 100-metre Category 6 network cable for wired Ethernet connections. It is suited to connecting computers, switches, routers and other network devices where a long, continuous cable run is needed.

The cable uses 0.57 mm CCA conductors, meaning copper-clad aluminium. CCA is a lighter, lower-cost alternative to solid copper and is commonly used for general office, home and small business networking.

Category 6 cabling is designed for standard Gigabit Ethernet networks. Buying the cable on a 100-metre reel lets you cut it to the length you need and terminate the ends yourself, which helps avoid joins and extra connectors along the run.

Typical uses include structured cabling between rooms or floors, connecting CCTV recorders and IP cameras, linking access points to a network, and extending wired connections in offices, shops and homes. Check the cable’s specifications against your equipment before installation.

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CAT6 100M LAN Cable 0.57 CCA

CAT6 100M LAN Cable 0.57 CCA

The CAT6 100M LAN Cable 0.57 CCA is a 100-metre roll of Category 6 Ethernet network cable. It is intended for building wired local area network connections between computers, switches, routers, access points and other networked equipment.

Key features

  • Category 6 (CAT6) network cable
  • Length: 100 metres
  • Conductors: 0.57 mm CCA (copper-clad aluminium)
  • Suitable for LAN and Ethernet networking

About CCA conductors

CCA stands for copper-clad aluminium. The conductor is aluminium with a copper coating. Compared with solid copper cable, CCA cable is lighter and usually less expensive. It is a common choice for general networking where very long runs or specialist performance requirements are not the main concern.

Typical uses

  • Cabling between rooms, floors or buildings within a home or office
  • Connecting computers and printers to a network switch
  • Linking wireless access points to the main network
  • Wiring IP cameras and CCTV recorders
  • Extending existing network points

Installation tips

Measure the run before cutting and allow some spare length at each end. Keep network cables away from mains power cables where possible to reduce interference. When terminating ends, use suitable RJ45 connectors and a crimping tool that match the cable type, and follow the wiring standard used by your network equipment.

Choosing this cable

This roll is useful for installers and anyone who needs a long, continuous network run. Buying the full 100 metres avoids joins and gives flexibility to cut lengths on site. Check that the CCA conductor type suits your requirements, particularly for runs where copper conductors are specified.

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