🔌 VIVO Black 1,000ft Cat6 Ethernet Cable: Waterproof, Outdoor, Direct Burial - CCA Wire, UTP Pull Box - Heavy-Duty Performance CABLE-V007 Review

Well, what can I say? This is the best wholesale cable you can get and also the best price you will find! I make cable almost every day and it's already made me a decent amount of money. It is ideal for cable trays and also ideal for underground installation. Did some speed tests after running over 100 feet of cable and everything was perfect! Also make lots of cables for sale in my shop! Very good money making product! Highly recommended for any computer engineer, network administrator, or…

I wanted something that could run 100-150 feet in my underground and it's perfect. Unlike "internal" cables, it has 2 jackets surrounding 8 internal wires and an internal stiffening vinyl core. I accidentally inserted a wooden clip on the side of this cable without cutting the internal wires (not recommended). The stiffness helped push up through the drilled hole in the floor and through the space between the drywalls. I think it would be more difficult if it was more flexible. After that I…

This material pulls poorly, it buckles INSIDE the spool when you pull, requiring you to open the box and your hand pierce the coil about every 10-15 ft. If you try to pull it out, you twist the wire hard and it still won't come out. Once it comes out on a straight pull, it's a bewildering disaster. It doesn't come out straight, it twists, and besides, the memory in that cable makes each piece a loose rat's nest. 3 boxes on a 30ft run so far and I'm about to drop 3 boxes at this point, too many…

Very high quality cable. We're tired of replacing the regular cables that come with cameras every two years. This item is made for the street and looks very professional when you buckle it up. Thanks to this cable, you can even determine the image quality. There are eight of them. So if you want to upgrade to a better camera or voice or whatever, you're covered. I recommend using small pull rope clamps. It costs less than a cable. Great price, great quality! I advise everyone.

This cable is great for very short runs. However, if you want to travel any distance (over 100 feet), be aware that data is slow and POE suffers more voltage drop than solid/pure copper. I went cheap and bought a box of this stuff that worked great in my house. But since the unused box was still on the shelf, I used it to power the remote POE+ cameras (30W power). While Ethernet specs are good up to 100m (about 330 feet), I pushed the limits by going to 480 feet. It went wrong. The cameras…

This material is difficult to pull, it twists INSIDE the roll when you pull it and requires you to open the box and put your hand through the roll dig every 10-15 feet. If you try to pull it out, you twist the wire hard and it still won't come out. Once it comes out on a straight pull, it's a bewildering disaster. It doesn't come out straight, it twists, and besides, the memory in that cable makes each piece a loose rat's nest. 3 boxes on a 30ft run so far and I'm about to drop 3 boxes at this…

I used this cable to install three outdoor cameras. I was able to successfully crimp the ends on all three sections of the cable on the first try. This is the first time. The cable is slightly thicker than standard indoor cable, but easy to work with. Tip: Use a garden weed cutter or similar tool to bury the wire. Simply step into the lawn, rock back and forth to open a gap, move a few inches, and repeat the process until you get a good groove in the topsoil. Plug in the cord, reattach the lawn