Comprehensive CAT6SHSTBLK-1000 Cat 6 Shielded Cable 1000ft

Product Description

The COMPREHENSIVE CONNECTIVTY CO. CAT6SHSTBLK-1000 is a 1000-foot bulk spool of shielded, solid-conductor Cat 6 Ethernet cable in black. Shielded Cat 6 construction reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk, making it well suited for installations near high-voltage conduit, motors, or other noise-generating equipment. Solid conductors support permanent in-wall and in-conduit runs where flexibility is not required. Electricians and low-voltage cabling technicians use this bulk spool for structured wiring projects where field-termination with keystone jacks or patch panels is part of the scope.

This cable is appropriate for commercial and residential structured cabling installations requiring Cat 6 performance with shielding. Typical applications include data center horizontal runs, office buildouts, industrial environments, and any installation where shielded cabling is specified by the network design or local code. The 1000-foot length is intended for pull-through installations terminated on-site. The black jacket aids in color-coding cable plant infrastructure.

Key Features

• 1000-foot bulk spool — designed for in-wall, in-conduit, or overhead tray runs
• Shielded construction reduces EMI and alien crosstalk in electrically noisy environments
• Solid-conductor design optimized for permanent, fixed installations
• Cat 6 rated performance supporting Gigabit Ethernet and 10GBASE-T at shorter distances
• Black jacket for cable plant color identification

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard Cat 6 structured cabling systems and is compatible with shielded Cat 6 keystone jacks, patch panels, and connectors that accept solid-conductor shielded cable.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician familiar with TIA-568 structured cabling standards. De-energize any adjacent circuits before pulling cable through shared conduit or raceways. Maintain minimum bend radius during pulls to avoid damaging the shielded jacket and internal pairs. Shielded cable requires proper grounding of the shield at termination points to be effective — floating shields can introduce noise rather than reduce it.