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Cat6A Outdoor Ethernet Cable 100 ft Supports POE, 23AWG 550MHz High-Speed CAT6A Cable Direct Burial Waterproof, Internet Cable LLDPE Outer UTP UV LAN Network Ethernet Cord with 20 Cable Ties
Veigrvy

Veigrvy Cat6A Outdoor Ethernet Cable 100 ft Supports POE

Bottom line: The Veigrvy Cat6A Outdoor Ethernet Cable 100 ft Supports POE: 10Gbps at 550MHz bandwidth, outpaces Cat5e and Cat6; main trade-off: 23AWG conductor is CCA, not pure solid copper.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ 10Gbps at 550MHz bandwidth, outpaces Cat5e and Cat6
  • ✓ Direct-burial LLDPE jacket resists UV, water, and abrasion
  • ✓ 23AWG conductor carries PoE for outdoor IP cameras
  • ✓ Includes 20 cable ties and 2 dust caps for tidy runs

Cons

  • ✗ 23AWG conductor is CCA, not pure solid copper
  • ✗ Fixed 100 ft length; no shorter or longer options here
  • ✗ Pre-terminated RJ45 plugs can't be re-terminated in field
  • ✗ Thick outdoor LLDPE jacket is stiff to route indoors

SpecPicks Verdict

SpecPicks scored Veigrvy Cat6A Outdoor Ethernet Cable 100 ft Supports POE using a rating × review-volume × price-fit model applied to published specs and reviews across the retro networking cards category. Veigrvy's retro networking cards lineup sits within the broader category mid-tier; price and specs are the deciding factors over brand loyalty here. Judge it on the specification table and the price rather than on sentiment: check the figures that decide your use case, then put it side-by-side with two or three close alternatives in the Compare tool before clicking through.

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Key Features

  • Upgraded CAT6A Outdoor Direct-Buried Ethernet Cable: This high-speed CAT6A ethernet cable supports data transfer rates up to 10Gbps and a bandwidth of 550MHz, outperforming CAT5e/CAT6 cables. Designed for direct underground burial, without interference. Whether transferring large files, streaming 4K/8K content, or building professional-grade data centers, it delivers a lightning-fast, low-lag running
  • Supports POE for Cameras: Veigrvy CAT6A outdoor ethernet cable features 23AWG a single strand of thicker copper(CCA) conductor for enhance conductivity. It exquisite craftsmanship ensures performance comparable to pure copper conductor. The design incorporates 4 pairs of twisted wires and an insulating layer to enhance signal integrity and stability. This internet cable has snap-less RJ45 connector combined with a nickel-plated housing design eliminates insertion resistance
  • Weather Resistance and Durability: The ethernet cord jackets are crafted from high-density LLDPE material, offering enhance longevity compared to ordinary PVC. This network cable deliver enhanced waterproofing and weather resistance, along with greater abrasion resistance and UV protection. The cat6a cable has anti-tangle properties enable direct underground installation, ensuring it withstands the test of long-term use
  • Wide Compatibility, Plug-and-Play: Our outdoor ethernet cable come with 2 x dust-caps and multiple cable ties to help create an organized network cable layout, freeing you from the hassle of tangled messes. This either network cable is backward compatible with CAT6, CAT5e, and other network devices such as cameras, routers, servers, computers, and gaming consoles. The CAT6A cable is widely used for direct burial outdoors, in gardens, garages, homes, offices, and more
  • About Veigrvy Outdoor Cable: Providing high-performance CAT6A ethernet cables is our business philosophy. We rigorously test our cables to ensure internet cables are trusted by professional users. If you have any questions with black ethernet cable outdoor, please let us know and we'll resolve it for you through the order page

Full Specifications

BrandVeigrvy
ColorBlue
Cable TypeEthernet
Item ShapeRound
Part NumberVeS7-E6A-100-2
Connector TypeRJ45
Number of Items1
Special FeatureDirect Burial, Waterproof, Weatherproof, Long-lasting LLDPE Outer
Connector GenderMale-to-Male
Compatible DevicesLaptop
Included ComponentsCat6a Outdoor Ethernet Cable
Indoor Outdoor UsageOutdoor
Ethernet Cable CategoryCat 6a
Other Special Features of the ProductDirect Burial, Waterproof, Weatherproof, Long-lasting LLDPE Outer
Full listing titleCat6A Outdoor Ethernet Cable 100 ft Supports POE, 23AWG 550MHz High-Speed CAT6A Cable Direct Burial Waterproof, Internet Cable LLDPE Outer UTP UV LAN Network Ethernet Cord with 20 Cable Ties

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