UTP CCA Network Cable Seven 4x2 (4-pair) 305 m — Solid/Stranded not specified

Seven UTP CCA Network Cable 4x2 (4-pair), 305 m is an unshielded twisted pair cable with copper-clad aluminum (CCA) conductors intended for Ethernet structured cabling and general LAN installations. The 305-meter spool provides a continuous run length suitable for horizontal cabling, backbone segments or extended patching where a cost-effective conductor option is required. This cable supports standard UTP installations and is compatible with typical RJ45 connectors and patch panels when conductor type and diameter are confirmed.

Advantages

The cable delivers a balance of lower weight and reduced material cost due to CCA conductors while maintaining the twisted-pair geometry required for data transmission. Its 4-pair configuration supports common Ethernet wiring schemes and straightforward termination. The long 305 m spool reduces the number of joins and simplifies planning for longer runs.

Suitable for

• Horizontal office cabling and long single-run links
• Patching between network switches and patch panels
• Residential and small-business LAN installations with standard RJ45 terminations
• Non-critical data segments where CCA conductor characteristics meet project requirements

Key specifications

• Conductor type: copper-clad aluminum (CCA)
• Cable category: unshielded twisted pair (UTP), 4 pairs
• Configuration: 4x2 (4-pair)
• Length: 305 metres per spool
• Core construction: solid/stranded variant information not specified

How to use

Measure and plan cable routes to minimize bends and avoid sources of electromagnetic interference. Cut lengths from the 305 m spool and terminate using appropriate RJ45 plugs or punch-down blocks suitable for CCA conductors; verify connector type for compatibility with solid or stranded cores as required. Use correct cable preparation tools to preserve the twist close to termination points and follow standard wiring schemes (T568A or T568B) for correct pair alignment.

Usage recommendations

Confirm that CCA conductor performance and resistance characteristics are acceptable for your intended network speed and distance. Use this cable where lower weight and cost are priorities and where installed links conform to the electrical and mechanical requirements of CCA UTP cabling. For critical installations, higher-category pure copper cables may be preferable.