Cat6A Unshielded Plenum

I was unfamiliar with the brand and concerned I'd get a meh' quality wire. Was happy to find it to be of good quality and meeting my CAT6a expectations. Cable is generally easy to work with for a quality cable as it's hard to get something "solidly" built that is "easy" to work with, I find the "easy" stuff is usually cheap and of poor quality. I'd recommend and would by again.

So first I will say, there was a twist and break in the wire somewhere about 200 feet into the spool. Had I noticed it before I ran the wire, I could have mitigated the issue, but as it was I was into it. Other than that, the wire is as advertised and I had no issues. Nor do I think it is anything but working great. If you have a need, then by all means, grab a roll.

Appreciate true cable and quality. It’s better than some of the commercial competitors in my opinion.

I've been installing this in my new home which is under construction. Cable seems easy to run and I've been very happy with it so far. Going to stick with True Cable for all of my future cable and connector needs.

I wish it came in box which it would make it easier to roll.

Excellent cable. I have now run 3000 feet and it works great. The wires seem to be of high quality and the cable is durable. I highly recommend buying pass through connecters for this cable.

Cable is easy to pull and terminate. The internal spine keeps the cable from getting crushed, but isn't as rigid as other cable I've used, which makes terminating easier. Each cable pair is color coded for easy identification. I definitely recommend using a spool caddy when pulling to avoid tangles. A boxed version instead of spool would have been nice for my situation. The cable is a bit pricey, but worth it for the ease of use. I've made the mistake of buying cheap cable before and had nothing but trouble.

Bought a house and did a down to the studs remodel; whilst I was in there I wired every room with a reel of this stuff. It's a bit stiff, but that's due to it being CAT6A; it's worth the hassle. Getting gigabit speeds throughout the house currently, and I'm future proofed for 10G when I get the switches.