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Elite 25 Pair Cat5e riser bulk ethernet cable is the perfect choice for riser rated installations. Cable that is put into the walls is very important to a buildings infrastructure and you need to trust the quality of the cable. Elite 25 Pair cable is built to last and its high performance of 350MHz is suitable for everyday installations. It is one hundred percent copper and is wrapped around a wooden spool for ease of pulling. All of our bulk cabling is tested and listed with the highest certifications possible. Reduce the amount of cables needed with this single ethernet cable of 25 unshielded twisted pairs. Terminate the ends with our modular plugs to connect to your patch panel for the high speed network you've always wanted.
Features
| Brand | Elite |
| Category | Cat5e |
| Type | 25 Pair Bulk Cable |
| Jacket | LSFRPVC |
| Shielded | Unshielded |
| Frequency | 350MHz |
| Twisted Pairs | 25 |
| Sctrucutre | U/UTP |
| Rip Cord | Yes, Polyester yarn |
| Cable OD | 13 ± 0.3 mm |
| Conductor | Solid, Pure Copper |
| Conductor O.D. | 0.94 ± 0.02 mm |
| Installation Temp | 0°C to 60°C |
| Bending Radius | 4 X Overall Diameter |
| Applications | 100BASE-T and 1Gb |
| TAA Compliant | Yes |
| Length | 500 Feet |
| Weight | 79 lbs. |
Downloads
| Specification | Download |
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Certifications:
Infinity Cable Products prides itself on offering the highest quality products possible. Our 25 Pair Cat5e Riser cables are tried and tested to ensure performance and compatibility.
Q: Does this cable come with certification marked on the jacket?
A: Absolutely! This cable as do all our other cables have the safety certification marked on the jacket (UL and ETL). Safety first !
Q: When should you use riser cable?
A: Riser (CMR) rated cable is suitable for installations in walls, risers, and beneath flooring in non plenum spaces. It has a higher fire retardant than general use (CM) cable making it safe to put in the walls. Learn more here: What is riser cable?
Q: What's the difference between solid vs stranded Cat6?
A: Solid Cat6 cable is constructed to be ran over longer distances in your home, business or office. Solid cable gives you more strength for pulls and can be put inside walls. Stranded Cat6 cable is more flexible than solid and is typically used for creating patch cables.
