Network cable A-LAN KIF6OUTZ305 F/UTP Cat.6 PE 305 m, 23 AWG, Ø 7.3 mm, black, -40–60°C

Outdoor F/UTP Cat.6 network cable A-LAN KIF6OUTZ305 on a 305 m reel with a polyethylene (PE) jacket. The cable uses 23 AWG conductors, has overall foil shielding (F/UTP, also referred to as FTP), an outer diameter of 7.3 mm and comes in black. It is designed for outdoor Ethernet installations and is rated for IEEE 802.3at with an operating temperature range from -40 to 60 °C.

Advantages

The PE outer jacket provides resistance to weather and UV exposure appropriate for external installation. Overall foil shielding reduces electromagnetic interference for improved signal integrity in environments with potential noise sources. The 23 AWG conductors and Cat.6 specification support Gigabit Ethernet performance compatible with IEEE 802.3at power-over-Ethernet requirements. A 305 m reel offers a continuous cable length suitable for large runs and reduces the need for splicing.

Suitable for

• Outdoor Ethernet runs for IP cameras and network devices
• Installations requiring shielded Cat.6 cabling to reduce EMI
• Long cable runs on a single reel for campus, parking lot, or building perimeter wiring
• Deployments that must operate in temperatures from -40 to 60 °C

Key specifications

• Category: Cat.6
• Cable construction: F/UTP (overall foil shielding)
• Conductor size: 23 AWG
• Jacket material: Polyethylene (PE)
• Cable length: 305 m
• Outer diameter: 7.3 mm
• Colour: Black
• Operating temperature: -40 to 60 °C
• Standard: IEEE 802.3at
• Weight (reel): 15 kg

How to use

Unwind the cable from the reel and route it along the planned path, avoiding sharp bends and mechanical stress. Terminate the cable with appropriate shielded RJ45 connectors and ensure the foil drain or shield is properly bonded to the connector ground to maintain shielding effectiveness. Use suitable outdoor-rated conduits, cable ties, and mounting hardware where required, and follow local installation standards and cable-laying practices.

Usage recommendations

For outdoor installations, secure the cable to supports at regular intervals and protect transitions between indoor and outdoor environments with appropriate grommets or weatherproof junctions. Maintain the minimum bend radius specified by Cat.6 standards and avoid prolonged exposure of cut ends to moisture; seal terminations to prevent water ingress.