🌊 VIVO Outdoor Ethernet Waterproof Cable V012 Review

What's good about a cable? Well, let's try. Fortress - Excellent. Very thick cover and an additional layer of sleeves on the inside. Whether you're running this cable indoors or outdoors, it's hard to beat. It takes a lot of torque to snap or stretch what you need. Switching off is very good. I had no trouble pulling the cable out of the box at all. Looks nice. It looks and is about the same size as a coaxial cable. This allows you to route it parallel to the existing cable for a neater look or

I used this cable to make 4 outer grommets for POE cameras. The first 3 pads went well. The last run had a lot of problems. One of the conductors got damaged somehow during installation and didn't work no matter how carefully I finished the ends. After doing a little research I found LOTS of information online about copper to aluminum (CCA) cables and none of it was good. This material has several problems: - Aluminum has a much higher resistance. In a Power over Ethernet (POE) application…

Firstly I am an independent IT Engineer/Technician and I have my own IT service company and we install network cable and network devices , PCs , printers, POS terminals and digital signage every day, so I'm not an ordinary home user. However, this is not a CAT6 cable as the title AND description say. I bought this (I know maybe I should have read a little deeper) to run from home to my detached workshop/former garage so I can improve the speed and quality of the connection before running this…