Q:What specific RJ45 connectors work with this cable?
by|Apr 26, 2024
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Q:Different between cat6 and cat5
by|Nov 25, 2023
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Q:is there ft used or remaining markings on the wire
by|May 19, 2023
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A: We'd be happy to help! Please contact us at CableTechSupport@southwire.com for additional information on this cable.
by|Feb 15, 2024
A: I've never seen a wire with these markings indicating distance used/remaining. Since this product doesn't specifically list this unique feature, I think its safe to say that the wire will not have these markings.
by|Apr 18, 2024
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A: It has the number of ft stamped on the cable worth all the other indicators
by|Dec 16, 2023
Q:What product is used in place of cat 6 if you want to
Direct bury it
by|Mar 25, 2023
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A: You can find Cat6 wires designed for Direct Burial. Look for Ethernet cables that are explicitly labeled as "outdoor-rated" or "direct burial" Cat6 cables. These cables have additional protection against moisture, UV exposure, and mechanical stress.
by|Aug 17, 2023
A: We'd be happy to help! Please reach out to our wire and cable experts at CableTechSupport@southwire.com for assistance in finding the right cable for your project.
by|Mar 29, 2023
Q:For above ceiling and in wall, do you recommend EMT or PVC conduit to run cat6?
by|Feb 22, 2023
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A: If its close to electrical wires, EMT would provide more protection from electromagnetic fields. If this is the goal, STP (shielded twisted pair) Cat6 might be an easier solution depending on how much shielding you need. PVC is easier to work with.
by|Aug 17, 2023
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by|Feb 7, 2024
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Q:I want to run a CAT6 wire in an interior cement floor. Can I cover it as is or does it need to be in conduit?
by|Jan 8, 2023
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A: This is a bad idea. Concrete is a rigig material, and as it dries and cures, it can exert significant pressure on objects within it. The pressure from the concrete's expansion and contraction as it dries could potentially damage the cable or break it.
by|Aug 18, 2023
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by|Jan 13, 2023
Q:Is this cable PoE rated?
by|Apr 8, 2022
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A: Yes it is
by|Apr 10, 2022
A: According to The company’s website, it can be used for PoE applications.