How did you get UL to certify CCA when they explicity state cat5e must be solid copper to qualify?
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I didn't I simply can't afford all copper wiring. Consequently, such cables made with copper clad aluminum conductors do not have a valid safety listing and cannot be legally installed into areas of buildings which require CM, CMG, CMX, CMR or CMP rated cables.The CDA also expressed safety and performance concerns over the proliferation of non-compliant copper clad aluminum conductors for certain data cable applications.The applicable industry standards, which require solid copper conductors for multi-conductor communications cables, are the National Electrical Code (current and older versions), UL 444, and TIA 568C.2.The National Electrical Code (Section 800.179) states that "Conductors in communications cables, other than in a coaxial cable, shall be copper." UL 444, Standard for Communications Cable (Section 5.1.1) states that "The conductors shall be solid or stranded, annealed, bare or metal-coated copper."UL444 compliance is a basic requirement for any communications cable to receive fire/safety ratings from Underwriters Laboratories or other nationally recognized test laboratories.
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As of December 2014 the Amazon description states: "Material: CCA - Copper Clad Aluminum (The top of the cable where the data transfers is copper and the base metal is aluminum)".
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There is a tag on the cord that I can see but did not unwind it. Usually, it will show that it is UL approved.
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If you are asking if it verifies CAT 6 connections (wire mapping) yes. Verifying correct pin outs is the first step of the total certification process.
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Yes it is solid copper. It can be used for dish network, however, it is not officially dish network approved.
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Looking at it, it appears to support all eight conductors, and have only used it with CAT5 cable with good results over my network and internet. Not much help beyond that, sorry...
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Can't say for certain. The manufacturer's web site does not state the metal used for the wires. From the cord I have, it seems heavy enough to have been made of copper -- and looking at the semi-translucent ends -- it looks like the wires are copper. But I can't say so with absolute certainty. I note that the manufacturer's web site shows approval by a huge number of standards organizations -- so if you look up the UL specs, it may state the wire used. Of course, you can contact the manufacturer (Conntek) and ask them...
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It will certify the cable for throughput, but not verify that you are using the correct pin outs if that's what you mean.
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Hello John,I like Salt Miner's answer.I would say, the cable meets the performance specifications of Cat5e using CCA. Thank you for your question.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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The cat6 I used had a plastic core to help prevent kinks and it clamped around that. I would have to make an end with it and see but I think I made a few connections with cat5 and they held just fine.
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Good question (based on the description). The item I just received (fulfilled by Xl) claims 12volt DC output.I returned it because the item in the picture has an Underwriters Laboratories certification. The item I received looks different, and has no UL certification. Since this item was to be used for gratis work for someone else, I have no interest in assuming the liability for using a non-UL listed 120vAC (input) item. hth, high
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Not particularly make sure your cables are cat5e at the least and that your internet speed is running okay
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I got mine as 16AWG 105C 300v FT2 UL certified. The Wire's are thick and well made.
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200' with good cable (solid copper) is safe... If you use cca cable, try not to go over 100'. You need to start increasing voltage when you go farther.
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This is in the Product Description: Please note this is "commercial grade" Cat6 style cable made from pure copper, it is NOT CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum).It didn't not appear to be CCA when i used it
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A whole line of certifcations like CE but I don't see UL. Not saying it ain't there somewhere but I can't find it.
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Hello Kevin,This is NOT CCA. It is FUL copper. Thank you for your question!Taylor W.VIVO