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GEARit Cat6 Outdoor Ethernet Cable (10 Meters) CCA Copper Clad, Waterproof, Direct Burial, In-Ground, UV Jacket, POE, Network, Internet, Cat 6, Cat6 Cable - 10m

Brand: GEARit

Rugged Outdoor Network Cable. Is ideal for direct ground burial without special cable conduits. Its protective solid jacket is resistant to water, UV rays, snow, and dirt. Perfect for connecting any room in your home or business.

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Black
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#2,364

About this product

Wouldn't it be great to have a networking cable that can handle outdoor conditions without breaking a sweat? The GEARit Cat6 Outdoor Ethernet Cable (10 Meters) fits the bill perfectly. Its CCA copper clad construction and waterproof design make it ideal for direct burial or in-ground installations, ensuring reliable network connectivity even in harsh weather. This cable is perfect for those looking to extend their network outside while maintaining high-speed data transfer rates essential for modern internet needs.

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Colour
Black
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#2,364

Frequently asked questions

Is this cable suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the GEARit Cat6 Outdoor Ethernet Cable is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. Its waterproof and UV jacket protect it from rain, snow, and sunlight, making it ideal for installations in exposed areas like gardens or utility trenches.

Can I use this cable with standard networking equipment?

Absolutely, this Cat6 cable is fully compatible with most modern networking devices that require a high-speed Ethernet connection. It supports speeds up to 1 Gbps and is backward-compatible with older Cat5e standards, ensuring seamless integration into your existing network infrastructure.

What does the "Direct Burial" feature mean?

The Direct Burial feature indicates that this cable can be buried directly in the ground without conduit. This makes it easier to install underground networks but requires careful digging and adherence to local building codes for safe and legal installation.

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