DSIT DANICOM CAT6 FTP 100m buitenkabel met massieve ader en PE-mantel (Fca) - DC-OUT-FTP6-100S-FCA

Outdoor network installations face constant threats from UV radiation, rain, and temperature fluctuations, which can quickly degrade standard indoor cabling. This DSIT DANICOM CAT6 FTP cable eliminates those worries with a rugged polyethylene (PE) jacket and foil shielding, delivering dependable Gigabit Ethernet connectivity even in harsh environments. The solid bare copper conductors and 23 AWG gauge maintain excellent signal integrity over the full 100-meter length, making it perfect for fixed installations between buildings or along exterior walls.

Who is it for

Network installers, system integrators, and IT professionals who need a reliable outdoor-rated CAT6 solution will find this cable essential. It is also ideal for residential users undertaking permanent outdoor networking projects, such as connecting a security camera at the far end of a property or linking a garden office to the main network.

Main features

• CAT6 performance with up to 250 MHz bandwidth and 1 Gbps data transfer
• FTP shielding (foiled twisted pairs) reduces electromagnetic interference
• Solid bare copper conductors (23 AWG) for superior conductivity and distance
• PE (polyethylene) jacket offers UV and water resistance for outdoor use
• Euroclass Fca fire rating for compliance with European safety standards
• 100-meter bulk cable, no connectors, for custom termination

Specifications

• Cable type: Network cable
• Category: CAT6
• Shielding: FTP (Foiled Twisted Pair)
• Conductor: Solid bare copper, 23 AWG
• Jacket: PE (polyethylene)
• Length: 100 meters
• Fire rating: Euroclass Fca
• Bandwidth: 250 MHz
• Data transfer rate: 1 Gbps
• Impedance: 100 Ohm
• UV resistant: Yes
• Water resistant: Yes
• Installation type: Fixed installation
• Connector type: Bulk cable (no connectors)
• Standard compliance: TIA/EIA-568-C.2, ISO/IEC 11801

Tips

For best results, use proper outdoor-rated connectors and grounding when terminating this cable. Avoid sharp bends and use cable clips designed for outdoor use to secure the cable along walls or between structures.