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Question: Is your cable shielded ethernet cable Cat 6a SSTP screen shielded twist pair?  Copper wire?
Document: I was amazed at how BAD this product was. It was a joke, who makes ethernet cable out of anything but copper? The quality was on par with price, meaning the quality was absolutely the lowest out there. The wire is made out of very thinly stranded metal, and it is not copper. It's some kind of silver metal, who know what. It had about 3-4 strands per wire. Absolutely the worst wire I've ever seen in my life, and I do this for a living!
The latest standard from the TIA for enhanced performance standards for twisted pair cable systems was defined in February 2009 in ANSI/TIA-568-C.1. Category 6a is defined at frequencies up to 500 MHz&#8212;twice that of Cat.
The wire pairs must not be untwisted and the outer jacket must not be stripped back more than 0.5 in (1.27 cm).Cable shielding may be required in order to improve a Cat 6 cable's performance in high electromagnetic interference (EMI) environments. This shielding reduces the corrupting effect of EMI on the cable's data. Shielding is typically maintained from one cable end to the other using a drain wire that runs through the cable alongside the twisted pairs.
This cable is pretty much what I expected for $10.00... trash. The wires were not twisted up to standard and the wires themselves were very flimsy and easy to break if bent lightly too much. I doubt the wires were even truly copper. Nevertheless, is does work, but it is not really CAT6. You can't even put it into a category it is so weird... Next time, I will spend more money on Ethernet Cables.
Please consider yourself warned that this cable is substandard! It's made from 30 AWG gauge wire instead of the required 23 or 24 AWG. If you are planning on using it for any kind of Power over Ethernet, it will not even come close to working! It has a plastic "filler" in the wire to make it seem like the proper thickness, but don't be fooled.
While I'm convinced there is no need to spend a lot of money on Monster type cables, this cable is not worth the trouble it has caused. My suspicion is that this is CCA cabling (copper clad over aluminum) instead of pure copper stranding - the reason being is that I used it to feed audio and video via rca composite balun and this "cable" and got a lot of sound interference and poor video image - wavy and blurry.
I asked for an inexpensive Cat 6 cable, I got an inexpensive Cat 6 cable. What else do you need?
If you are gentle with the installation, don't expose it to the elements, don't move it around the cable will be fine. Wire does not lose transmission signal unless the conductors or plug is being damaged. If you are careful support the cable properly during installation, don't expose it to the elements and just plug it in to your router and fixed computer it will work as advertised.
Not much to be said about this cable. It is a great (new) stranded cat-6 cable. Doesn't have the annoying plastic mold in the middle of the shielding fabric - this was a plus for me because I cut the ends off to run between two jacks.Great cable, great price!
Ran a 15 year old cat 5 cable I had laying around, and it worked the first time. Since I cut the cable, I can't return it. You get what you pay for it. I would suggest looking elsewhere.
Answer: Don't order this item! It's a fake! It's really crappy cat5.