Who sells Aurum Cables CAT6 - 24 AWG - 1000 ft Purple Ethernet Network Cable - Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) - With Crimp Tool - 550 Mhz - Pull Out box - Purple Cable - RJ45 Plugs included

Aurum Cables CAT6 - 24 AWG - 1000 ft Purple Ethernet Network Cable - Copper Clad Aluminum (CCA) - With Crimp Tool - 550 Mhz - Pull Out box - Purple Cable - RJ45 Plugs included

Description

Aurum Cables 1000 ft (305m) of un-shielded UTP Cat5e Cable - Connector free for full customization 24 AWG - Rated to 550 MHz. - Handy crimp tool and cable ties included for easy customization and comes in a great pull out box. This cable is perfect for any technician such as electrician, phone, internet, or other installers or even for people willing to take on DIY projects to rewire the house.

Features

1000 ft (305m) cat6 cable
Connector Free - perfect for customization. Crimping tool and cable ties included
Cable rated at 24 AWG and 550MHz and is CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum)
Spool Box included to provide easy deployment of cable.

Customer Reviews

On time and as described
Deborah T.

Arrived on time with cable, crimp tool, RJ-45 connectors and a package of brightly colored cable ties. All at an AMAZING price! Note: connectors are not Cat 6, no load bar.

Cable is ok, no tools included.
Josh

The wire is ok, not the best or the worst. Pulls out of the spool nicely. The wire did not come with the crimpers or zip ties as advertised, but isn't a huge deal as I already have 3 pairs of crimpers and thousands of zip ties that I don't use for cabling of any sort. Again, not a huge deal, but if you advertise something, make sure it is included in the package.

Everything but the RJ45 heads worked.
Paul W.Hunn

Pros:AffordableShould be everything you need to make your own "CAT6" ethernet cablesNice crimping tool is easy to use and works, although it cuts too deeply when using it to strip ethernet cables, so some practice was required.Cons:RJ45 heads did not work. I even hired an electrician to help, and he was unable to make it work. The simply do not penetrate into all the wires. I confirmed this by eye and with a network cable tester. After buying new RJ45 heads, the problem was alleviated.

great
shockwavecs

cheapest box I could find. The crimpers and tips are INSIDE the CAT6 box. You need to literally open up the cat6 box to get the crimpers. I am 100% certain that pervious reviews were bad based on this misunderstanding. The fault is on the manufacturer, though. It needs to have a sticker saying ..."Look inside for crimpers!"

I now understand CCA (copper clad alluminum)
Cameron

I should have looked closer at the last part there that says "Copper..." It continues to say "Clad Aluminum." This wire is rated at 500mhz. The whole point of cat6 is that it be a full gig. Not good for POE applications either. may as well pay full price, this is pretty useless.

Cat6