Product Description
1m Cat6 U/UTP patch lead, solid copper, PE outer sheath rated for outdoor/conduit runs. Use it for short camera-to-switch hops, patch panel jumpers, or cabinet-to-keystone drops where an outdoor-rated jacket is specified but a full reel isn't justified.
Key specs
- Category: Cat6 U/UTP, unshielded twisted pair
- Conductor: solid copper, 23AWG, 0.52mm
- Length: 1m fixed
- Sheath: PE (polyethylene) — moisture/environmental resistance for outdoor installs, conduit routing, or protected external runs
- Data rate: 10/100/1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet)
- Termination: RJ45, keystone jacks, patch panels
- MPN: CAT6-CONNECTIX-1M-BLACK-0.52MM (also listed as RJ45-CAT6-1M-REEL-BLACK-23AWG)
Solid (not stranded) conductors suit fixed installation rather than repeated flexing — bear that in mind if the run needs to move during commissioning. Twisted pair construction keeps crosstalk down, which matters when several of these sit tight in a cabinet or gland box alongside PoE runs to IP cameras or APs.
Because it's Cat6 rather than Cat5e, expect the usual attenuation and bandwidth headroom improvement — useful where a switch port or NVR channel is pushing close to Gigabit. Terminates the same as any standard Cat6 U/UTP: no special tooling for keystones or patch panels, so it drops straight into existing structured cabling without adapters.
Specifications
- Brand
- Connectix
- Model
- CONNECTIX-CAT6-U/UTP-PE-1M
- Cable Category
- Cat6
- Cable Type
- U/UTP
- Length
- 1
- Conductor Material
- Solid Copper
- Jacket Material
- PE (Polyethylene)
- Jacket Colour
- Black
- Installation Type
- Outdoor/Indoor
- Ethernet Support
- 10/100/1000 Mbps
- PoE Compatible
- Yes
- Connector Type
- RJ45 Compatible
- Application
- Network Infrastructure and CCTV Systems
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this cable suitable for outdoor CCTV camera runs?
Yes — the PE outer sheath is specified as suitable for outdoor installations, conduit routing, and protected external runs.
Will it support PoE for an IP camera?
The solid copper conductors are described as providing stable electrical performance for PoE-enabled devices such as IP CCTV cameras and access points, though actual PoE budget depends on your switch/injector spec.
Can I terminate this with a keystone jack instead of a fixed RJ45?
Yes, it's listed as compatible with RJ45 connectors, keystone jacks, and patch panels for structured cabling use.
Is this a stranded patch cable or solid core?
It uses solid copper conductors (23AWG, 0.52mm), which suits fixed installation runs rather than frequently flexed patch leads.
