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ICC cabling for network closets is listed here. You will see Cat6 patch cords with clear boots in a 25 foot white length, SC to SC duplex OM3 fiber jumpers, LC to SC multimode jumpers and Cat6 plenum bulk cable rated 500 MHz.
Technicians buy these to patch switches to panels and to link fiber uplinks between racks. Match the fiber type and connector ends on both sides of the link. For bulk quantities or help with ratings, call KX-TD at (866) 205-4112.
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ICC bulk cable is listed in two jacket types. CMP plenum cable is for ceiling spaces used for air return. CMR PVC cable is the general purpose choice for other runs. Colors include blue, white, gray, green, yellow and black, which helps you tell voice, data and uplink runs apart. Check local code if you are unsure.
Cat5e is fine for many basic office drops. Cat6 at 500 MHz gives more headroom, and Cat6A at 650 MHz is offered in UTP and shielded versions. Cat6 supports gigabit Ethernet. If you plan to run faster links later, choose the higher rating now, since pulling cable twice costs more than the price difference.
Patch cords link a switch to a patch panel, and fiber jumpers link racks or closets. This listing includes a Cat6 patch cord with a clear boot in 25 foot white, an SC to SC duplex OM3 jumper in 1 meter, and an LC to SC duplex multimode jumper in 3 meter. Check the connector on each end of your link before ordering.
ICC bulk cable is offered in several jacket colors, so you can assign one color to phones, one to data and one to cameras or uplinks. Long runs are sold in bulk lengths, such as the 1K Cat6 solid cable. Measure each run, add slack at both ends, and order a little extra for mistakes.
Solid conductor cable, such as the 23 gauge listings, is meant for permanent runs to jacks and panels. Patch cords use stranded wire and bend more easily.
No. Both ends need the same fiber type, such as 62.5/125 multimode or OM3, or the link can lose signal. Check your equipment first.
Yes. Use the quote form to send us your lengths and cable types, and we will reply with options.
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