Secomp S1790 UTP Network Cable Cat.6 Class E Solid Wire Eca 300 m

The Secomp S1790 UTP Network Cable Cat.6 Class E Solid Wire Eca 300 m is a professional installation cable engineered for reliable high-speed data transmission in structured local area networks and various networking infrastructures. Supplied on a 300-meter spool, this unshielded twisted pair cable features a solid wire conductor design that ensures stable signal integrity over longer distances within building installations. Complying with Cat.6 Class E performance standards and an Eca fire rating, it offers a dependable foundation for standard Ethernet applications in commercial and residential buildings.

Advantages

The solid wire conductor design provides excellent durability and stable electrical performance, making it highly suitable for permanent installations behind walls, inside trunking, and under floors. With a generous length of 300 meters, this installation cable minimizes the need for frequent splices on larger wiring projects. The Cat.6 Class E specification supports efficient data transfer rates required for modern networking environments. Additionally, the integrated Eca fire rating ensures compliance with standard building safety regulations for electrical and communication installations.

Suitable for

• Structured cabling in office buildings and commercial properties
• Permanent in-wall and under-floor network installations
• Connecting patch panels to wall outlets in local area networks
• Residential networking infrastructure setups

When it may not be suitable

This cable is not designed for frequent bending, rolling, or direct connection to portable user equipment, as solid wire conductors can break under repeated mechanical stress. For patch cords or mobile applications, a stranded conductor cable is recommended instead.

Key specifications

• Cat.6 Class E performance standards
• UTP unshielded twisted pair construction
• Solid wire conductor design
• Eca fire rating classification
• 300-meter total length

How to use

Installation should be performed by qualified personnel or individuals experienced in structured cabling. Pull the cable carefully from the 300-meter spool through conduits, wall channels, or cable trays, avoiding sharp bends that exceed the minimum bending radius of the cable. Terminate the solid conductors properly onto LSA punch-down blocks, patch panels, or keystone jacks designed for solid wire installation. Ensure that the total channel length complies with standard networking limits to maintain optimal signal performance.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that the total required cable run does not exceed standard Ethernet distance limitations
• Check whether unshielded UTP cable is sufficient for your electromagnetic environment or if shielded FTP is required
• Ensure compatibility with your existing patch panels, wall outlets, and termination tools
• Confirm that the Eca fire rating meets local building regulations for your specific installation site

Plan your cable routes carefully to avoid interference from power lines and ensure proper termination using compatible Cat.6 hardware to maintain signal integrity.