Uniarch 305 m Cat6 UTP cable in blue, with 24AWG solid bare copper conductors, verified to AS/CA S008:2020. Made for PoE CCTV and network runs.
This is the Uniarch CABLE-CAT6-BU. A 305 m box of blue Cat6 UTP with 24AWG solid bare copper conductors, verified to Australian standard AS/CA S008:2020 and printed with metre markings.
In one sentence: the CABLE-CAT6-BU is 305 m of Cat6 UTP with 24AWG solid bare copper, HDPE insulation, a 5.8 mm blue PVC sheath, rip-cord and cross separator, in a pull-out carton.
One 305 m box. Connectors and tools are separate.
The cable pays out from a plastic shaft inside the carton, so it does not kink or tangle as you pull it.
PoE cameras draw power down the same cable as the video. Solid bare copper at 24AWG keeps DC resistance to 95 Ω/km or less, so cameras at the far end of a run still get the power they need.
Standards
Tested to ISO/IEC 11801 and TIA-568-C.2. The sheath is RoHS and REACH compliant PVC, printed every metre with length markings so you can see how much is left.
Construction
0.52 mm conductors in HDPE insulation, twisted in four colour-coded pairs around a cross separator, with a rip-cord under the 5.8 mm sheath for quick stripping.
How it goes in
01
Feed the cable from the carton’s pay-out hole; the shaft stops it twisting.
02
Keep runs under 90 m of fixed cable, away from mains, without tight bends or crushing.
03
Strip with the rip-cord and fit RJ45 plugs or jacks to T568A or T568B.
04
Test every run before connecting the camera or switch.
At a glance
Show specs
Category
Cat6 UTP (unshielded)
Length
305 m ±1 m
Conductor
Solid bare copper, 24AWG, 0.52 mm
DC resistance
≤95 Ω/km
Insulation
HDPE, 0.93 mm
Pairs
4, colour coded
Sheath
Blue PVC, 5.8 mm OD, RoHS/REACH
Extras
Rip-cord, cross separator
Markings
Metre length printing
Standards
AS/CA S008:2020; ISO/IEC 11801; TIA-568-C.2
Temperature
−20 °C to 60 °C
Packing
Carton with plastic shaft, 331 × 255 × 338 mm
Pair it with
Recorder
Power and record each camera over one Cat6 run.
Cameras
6MP and 8MP turrets, bullets and domes.
Ends
Cat6-rated plugs or keystones for each end.
Testing
Check every pair before you connect.
Where it is used
PoE camera runs back to the NVR or switch.
Desk outlets, access points and printers.
Data points, Wi-Fi access points and intercoms.
IP readers and intercom stations.
| CABLE-CAT6-BU | |
|---|---|
| Conductor | Solid bare copper, 24AWG |
| DC resistance | ≤95 Ω/km |
| Australian standard | Verified to AS/CA S008:2020 |
| Length | 305 m ±1 m, metre markings |
| Sheath | PVC, 5.8 mm OD, RoHS/REACH |
Copper-clad aluminium (CCA) cable has higher resistance and is a poor choice for PoE. Figures from the Uniarch datasheet.
Yes. 24AWG solid bare copper conductors, not copper-clad aluminium, with DC resistance of 95 Ω/km or less.
Yes. Solid copper Cat6 is what PoE cameras and NVRs are designed for, up to 100 m per channel.
Ethernet allows 100 m per channel: up to 90 m of fixed cable plus patch leads. For longer distances add a PoE switch or extender.
The sheath is standard PVC for indoor use. Outdoors or underground, run it in UV-rated conduit or use an outdoor-rated cable.
No. It is UTP (unshielded twisted pair), the usual choice for CCTV and office networks.
It is verified to AS/CA S008:2020 and tested to ISO/IEC 11801 and TIA-568-C.2.
The sheath is printed with a length marking every metre.
Standard Cat6 RJ45 plugs or keystone jacks for 0.52 mm (24AWG) solid conductors.
It pays out from a plastic shaft inside the carton, so you can pull it straight from the box without a reel stand.
Blue sheath with four colour-coded pairs: blue, orange, green and brown with their white partners.
In Australia, fixed cabling inside buildings must be installed by a registered cabler. Patch leads and plug-in connections do not need one.
Covered against manufacturing faults. Contact us first and we will organise any claim.
Planning a camera install and not sure how many boxes you need? Call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected] with the camera locations.
Cabling rules. Fixed telecommunications cabling in Australia must be installed by a registered cabler to AS/CA S009.
Separation. Keep data cable separated from mains wiring and do not exceed the cable’s bend radius.
Figures. From the Uniarch CABLE-CAT6-BU datasheet.
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