L-Com Cat6a Ethernet Bulk Cables

L-Com Cat6a Ethernet Bulk Cables offer a wide range of shielding, jacket, construction, conductor, and installation options for high-speed network cabling. These shielded and unshielded cables are designed for indoor, outdoor, direct-burial, plenum, high-density, industrial, and low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) environments. The cables use four twisted pairs with 23AWG solid, 26AWG stranded, or 28AWG stranded conductors to address punch-down, patching, confined-space, and continuous-motion requirements. The F/UTP variants use an overall foil shield to help limit electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), while the industrial SF/UTP cables combine foil and braid shielding for applications with electrical noise. The L-Com Cat6a Ethernet Bulk Cable lineup also includes slim-line 28AWG versions for high-density patching and 26AWG high-flex cables for robotic, industrial, and repeated-motion installations.

Features

  • Category 6a constructions for high-speed Ethernet networks
  • Four twisted-pair designs with 23AWG solid, 26AWG stranded, or 28AWG stranded conductors
  • UTP, F/UTP, and double-shielded SF/UTP configurations
  • Outdoor, direct-burial, PVC, CMP plenum, LSZH, CM-LSZH, FR-TPE, PUR, and ZH FR-PUR jacket options
  • Foil-shielded versions with drain wires for EMI and RFI protection
  • Double-shielded industrial versions with foil and tinned-copper braid
  • Flexible stranded constructions for patching and continuous-motion installations
  • Solid-conductor constructions for IDC and punch-down termination
  • Slim-line, spline-free 28AWG options for dense or confined routing spaces
  • Oil-, chemical-, water-, and UV-resistant options for harsh environments
  • Multiple jacket colors for cable identification and network organization

Applications

  • Data centers and enterprise communications
  • 10GBASE-T and high-speed Ethernet links
  • High-density and confined-space patching
  • Indoor structured cabling
  • Plenum and riser installations
  • Outdoor and direct-burial networks
  • Industrial automation and robotic equipment
  • Continuous-motion cable routing
  • Oil and gas environments
  • Transportation systems
  • Shipboard, aircraft, aerospace, and military systems
  • Manufacturing and punch-down installations
Published: 2026-10-06 | Updated: 2026-10-06