Description
MicroCable UTP CAT6 - Enhanced - CCAM 0.57mm - 1mm OD - 6.2mm PVC - 0.6mm Grey Cable
This is a high-performance Ethernet cable used for data transmission in networking, offering a balance between speed, durability, and flexibility, often used in office or industrial network setups.
- MicroCable: Refers to a brand or type of cable with a smaller, more flexible design compared to traditional cables.
- UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair): A type of wiring used for networking that doesn't have shielding to protect the wire from external electromagnetic interference. It’s commonly used in Ethernet cables.
- CAT6 (Category 6): A specification for network cables that can support higher speeds (up to 10 Gbps) and frequencies (up to 250 MHz). It’s typically used for high-speed Ethernet networks.
- Enhanced: Likely indicates that the cable has additional performance capabilities, perhaps supporting higher bandwidth or better resistance to interference compared to standard CAT6 cables.
- ccam 0.57mm: This refers to the size of the copper conductor inside the cable. The "ccam" part likely refers to a type of copper alloy used, and the 0.57mm is the diameter of each individual conductor inside the cable.
- 1mm OD (Outer Diameter): The overall diameter of each individual wire or pair of wires.
- 6.2mm PVC: The outer sheath of the cable is made of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), which is 6.2mm in diameter. PVC is commonly used for insulation because it is durable and flexible.
- 0.6mm Cable: Likely refers to the thickness of the wire itself.
