DSIT DANICOM CAT6A UTP 100m Outdoor Solid Conductor PE Cable, Fca CPR Class, 10GBase-T, 500MHz, UV Resistant

When a university campus needed to link its engineering building to a new research lab across a courtyard, they chose this DSIT DANICOM CAT6A UTP outdoor cable. Running high-speed Ethernet between buildings or across outdoor industrial sites demands a cable that can handle 10 Gigabit speeds while standing up to sun, rain, and temperature extremes. This cable delivers exactly that, with a rugged PE jacket that shrugs off UV, moisture, and harsh weather without cracking or degrading. This solid-conductor, unshielded twisted pair cable is engineered for permanent installations where reliability and CPR fire safety (Fca) are non-negotiable.

Key specifications

• Category: CAT6A (Class EA)
• Shielding: UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
• Conductor: Solid bare copper, 23 AWG
• Length: 100 m (pull box)
• Jacket: PE (Polyethylene), UV resistant, outdoor rated
• CPR fire class: Fca (EN 50575)
• Performance: 10GBASE-T up to 500 MHz
• Impedance: 100 Ohm
• PoE support: PoE, PoE+, PoE++ (4PPoE)
• Standards: ISO/IEC 11801, EN 50173, TIA/EIA-568-C.2

Why choose it

Unlike indoor cables, the PE jacket withstands direct sunlight and harsh weather without cracking or degrading, ensuring long-term signal integrity. The solid copper conductors provide superior conductivity and lower attenuation compared to CCA alternatives, making it ideal for PoE applications up to 100W. With Fca classification, it meets European fire safety requirements for building installations.

Ideal use cases

• Outdoor backbone links between buildings on a campus
• Connecting IP cameras or access points across outdoor areas
• Industrial sites requiring robust, weatherproof cabling
• Long-distance PoE runs for outdoor devices

Good to know

This cable comes in a convenient pull box for easy installation. It is designed for permanent installation and should not be used as a patch cable. The Fca CPR class ensures compliance with EU fire safety regulations. Always follow local building codes when installing outdoor cabling.