Icc ICCABT6VBL Cat6 Utp Solid Cable 500 Ft Cm 23AWG

Product Description

The ICC INT'L CONNECTORS CABLE ICCABT6VBL is a Category 6 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) solid conductor bulk cable engineered for structured wiring installations. Built with 23 AWG solid copper conductors in a 4-pair configuration, it meets CM (Communications Multipurpose) cable ratings for in-wall and general horizontal runs. The 500-foot pull box makes it suited for commercial and residential low-voltage wiring projects where a full box of cable is needed for data, voice, or network distribution work. Licensed low-voltage technicians and network installers are the primary trades working with this product.

This cable is used in horizontal structured cabling runs within commercial office buildouts, multi-unit residential installations, and light industrial network infrastructure. It supports standard 568-A and 568-B termination schemes at patch panels, keystone jacks, and wall plates. The CM rating qualifies it for use inside walls and through conduit in non-plenum, non-riser-rated spaces. It is well suited for runs from network closets to workstation outlets in typical drop-ceiling and open-wall construction environments.

Key Features

• Category 6 UTP performance for Gigabit Ethernet and high-speed data applications
• 23 AWG solid copper conductors provide consistent signal integrity over horizontal runs
• 4-pair construction supports standard T568-A and T568-B termination
• CM-rated jacket suitable for in-wall installations in non-plenum spaces
• 500-foot box format reduces handling time on larger pulls

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard Cat6-compatible keystone jacks, patch panels, and modular plugs in structured cabling systems. Compatible with 568-A and 568-B wiring standards.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician in accordance with ANSI/TIA-568 structured cabling standards and applicable local codes. De-energize any adjacent low-voltage systems before terminating conductors at patch panels or jacks. Avoid sharp bends and maintain minimum bend radius per cable manufacturer guidelines to prevent impedance issues. Do not run alongside or bundle tightly with high-voltage electrical conductors without appropriate separation.