Cat6 Plenum (CMP) 1000Ft Cable Review

Very low price. So far there have been no problems in 12 runs. If you use at home or do multiple runs, this is more than enough. However, if you are an installer or do a lot of runs, you will be upset. Sheathing is cheaper and more difficult. It won't lay flat when pulled around corners and excess cord needs to be pulled to the bottom. Pulls fairly well out of the box, but again, a heavier ribbed jacket requires a bit more pulling force than is typically required with high quality cables. .Will

I recently used this for an installation that used PoE devices and it hasn't let me down. The cable was relatively tangle-free and easy to manage even on some tricky long runs in tight spaces.

Excellent value for money. No complaints here. We used it in place of the Cat 5e cables that came with our 4K NVR home security system. We were able to use the length needed for each camera and also replaced old Cat 5e cables throughout the house.

Recently I did some wiring and I decided to go with Cat6. I needed the plenum because I was running cables in ceilings and I knew I didn't need the CCA because of its poor quality. This is definitely not SSA, but solid copper. I didn't know about this brand of cable but the reviews about it were good so I bought it. It was a bit steep, almost $300, but I needed a cable fast. It arrived quickly and I've used all but the 26ft. No problem*. I even had to lay the route with a 90 degree bend through

This product was made from solid copper as described and passed all data tests on each cable with no issues. Whatever you do, make sure you buy solid copper cable or you'll regret it. In the past I have purchased Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) cables for a 16 channel NVR CCTV system and have only had problems with most CCTV cameras. To solve this problem, I had to run a new solid copper cable to each camera. To get rid of the frustration, first buy a quality cable so you save time and MONEY!

Pulls well, cable is strong, solid copper wires. Very high quality. I wouldn't recommend it for patch cords though as the hard copper makes it tougher.