- 250 ft (75 5m) of unshielded UTP Cat-5e CCA cable 24 AWG
- Spool box provides easy deployment
- Connector free for full customization
- Can be wired for patch or crossover
- BASE1000-T compliant (gigabit ready)
Sewell SolidRun High Copper Content CCA Cable
Get gigabit transfer speeds and beyond with the Sewell bulk Cat5e cable. Our High Copper Content CCA meets Cat5e speeds and specs without the high price of pure copper.
This 1000 foot, spool-boxed roll of grey Cat5e bulk cable is a must-have for extensive networking. This unterminated and UTP (unshielded twisted pair) cable is perfect for a plethora of networking applications.
Cat-5e, enhanced Cat-5 cable, is the standard for modern networking - enabled for far end crosstalk and compliant with up to 1000BASE-T standards. This unshielded cable comes in its own spool box and is connector free, giving the user the freedom to customize the length, wiring, and application.
This cable is 1000 feet long and are marked at every foot (marked 0001 - 1000 at each foot).
Wire the cable as either a patch or a crossover cable, use it for Ethernet or any other data transfer applications. Sewell Direct works hard to bring you affordable Cat5e bulk cable solutions.
The Skin Effect
Skin effect is the tendency of an alternating current at high frequencies (the current used in Cat5e and Cat6 cables for data transfer) to become distributed in a conductor so that there is more current density near the surface (or skin) of the conductor. This density decreases as you go deeper into the conductor. Because skin effect only happens at high frequencies, it's better to use pure copper cable in all low frequency applications, such as your home power cables.
What is CCA Cable?
Our CCA cables meet Cat5e speeds and specs without the high price of Pure Copper
While Pure/Bare Copper cables are the is widely accepted standard when installing communication cables, CCA allows cables to utilize all of the benefits that copper has to offer, while maintaining a much more affordable price tag and helping to protect the world’s limited supply of copper. CCA is made by bonding a layer of pure copper onto an aluminum core. While drawn our CCA obviously contains less copper than pure copper cable, it delivers virtually the same conductivity with only slightly higher resistance. How is this possible? It has to do with an electrical phenomenon known as 'skin effect'.
Because of skin effect, you can use a less expensive metal for the core and use copper on the outer layer to achieve the virtually the same conductivity. Good quality CCA is all about finding a balance. Too much copper is a waste of materials, yet too little copper decreases the cable's effeciency and quality. Unfortunately, many cable manufacturers try and cut corners by using as little copper as possible. Most CCA cable uses only 10 to 15% copper by weight. That means that only about 60-65% of the current is going through copper in these cables. Our CCA cat6 and cat5e cables use about 24% copper by weight (about twice the amount of copper), giving you guaranteed performance without having to pay outrageous prices.
- Notice: Some states require the use of Pure Copper conductors for certain applications including Power over Ethernet. Please check the regulations for your intended application
- In high interference situations, Pure Copper cables often have greater resistance to interferance.
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Sewell SolidRun High Copper Content CCA Cable
Get gigabit transfer speeds and beyond with the Sewell bulk Cat5e cable. Our High Copper Content CCA meets Cat5e speeds and specs without the high price of pure copper.
This 1000 foot, spool-boxed roll of grey Cat5e bulk cable is a must-have for extensive networking. This unterminated and UTP (unshielded twisted pair) cable is perfect for a plethora of networking applications.
Cat-5e, enhanced Cat-5 cable, is the standard for modern networking - enabled for far end crosstalk and compliant with up to 1000BASE-T standards. This unshielded cable comes in its own spool box and is connector free, giving the user the freedom to customize the length, wiring, and application.
This cable is 1000 feet long and are marked at every foot (marked 0001 - 1000 at each foot).
Wire the cable as either a patch or a crossover cable, use it for Ethernet or any other data transfer applications. Sewell Direct works hard to bring you affordable Cat5e bulk cable solutions.
The Skin Effect
Skin effect is the tendency of an alternating current at high frequencies (the current used in Cat5e and Cat6 cables for data transfer) to become distributed in a conductor so that there is more current density near the surface (or skin) of the conductor. This density decreases as you go deeper into the conductor. Because skin effect only happens at high frequencies, it's better to use pure copper cable in all low frequency applications, such as your home power cables.
What is CCA Cable?
Our CCA cables meet Cat5e speeds and specs without the high price of Pure Copper
While Pure/Bare Copper cables are the is widely accepted standard when installing communication cables, CCA allows cables to utilize all of the benefits that copper has to offer, while maintaining a much more affordable price tag and helping to protect the world’s limited supply of copper. CCA is made by bonding a layer of pure copper onto an aluminum core. While drawn our CCA obviously contains less copper than pure copper cable, it delivers virtually the same conductivity with only slightly higher resistance. How is this possible? It has to do with an electrical phenomenon known as 'skin effect'.
Because of skin effect, you can use a less expensive metal for the core and use copper on the outer layer to achieve the virtually the same conductivity. Good quality CCA is all about finding a balance. Too much copper is a waste of materials, yet too little copper decreases the cable's effeciency and quality. Unfortunately, many cable manufacturers try and cut corners by using as little copper as possible. Most CCA cable uses only 10 to 15% copper by weight. That means that only about 60-65% of the current is going through copper in these cables. Our CCA cat6 and cat5e cables use about 24% copper by weight (about twice the amount of copper), giving you guaranteed performance without having to pay outrageous prices.
- Notice: Some states require the use of Pure Copper conductors for certain applications including Power over Ethernet. Please check the regulations for your intended application
- In high interference situations, Pure Copper cables often have greater resistance to interferance.
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