Category 6 U/UTP Cable from HellermannTyton is supplied in Reelex boxes of 305m and comes with a low smoke, zero halogen sheath.
Each box is supplied with Reelex for easy pulling during installation.
The cable is marked at 1m intervals for accurate measuring.
Category 6 U/UTP Cable from HellermannTyton is supplied in boxes of 305m and Conforms to CPR Euroclass rating Dca, S2, d2, a2.
The cable is marked at 1m intervals for accurate measuring.
Product Family
Category 6 LS0H Unshielded Cable
Unshielded 305m
Product Group
Bulk Copper Cable
CAT6 U/UTP Cable Dca
Short Description
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Category 6 Unshielded Dca Cable
Technical Description
The Category 6 Cable is constructed as a U/UTP Cable and exceeds the relevant performance requirements of ISO/IEC 11801-2 and TIA/ANSI 568-C.2 EN50173, IEC 61156-5, EN 50288-10-1.
The LS0H sheath conforms with fire rating IEC 60332-1, 60754-2 and 61034.
The copper conductor is AWG 23 and the cable has an nominal overall diameter of 6.2mm.
This cable complies with the requirements within the Construction Products regulations EN50575:2014+A1:2016 - Power, control and communication cables. Cables for general applications in construction works subject to reaction to fire requirements.
A copy of the Declaration Of Performance is available from HellermannTyton upon request. Please quote the part and serial numbers when contacting sales@htdata.co.uk
The Category 6 Cable is constructed as a U/UTP Cable and exceeds the relevant performance requirements of ISO/IEC 11801-2 and TIA/ANSI 568-C.2 EN50173, IEC 61156-5, EN 50288-10-1.
The LSHF-FR sheath conforms with fire rating IEC 60332-1, 60332-3-24, 60754-2 and 61034.
The copper conductor is AWG 23 and the cable has an nominal overall diameter of 6mm.
This cable complies with the requirements within the Construction Products regulations EN50575:2014+A1:2016 - Power, control and communication cables. Cables for general applications in construction works subject to reaction to fire requirements.
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