Wirepath SP-CAT6A-1000-BLU Cat6A Bulk Cable 1000ft Blue

If you are wiring once and want to avoid re-pulling cable later, Cat6A is usually the smarter move. The Wirepath SP-CAT6A-1000-BLU Cat6A unshielded bulk cable is built for ultra high bandwidth runs, rated at 550 MHz and designed to support up to 10Gb data streaming. That makes it a strong foundation for modern networks, heavier Wi-Fi backhauls, AV over IP systems, and bandwidth hungry smart home or small business environments.

This is a 23 AWG, 4 pair, unshielded solid copper cable. The solid conductors are a practical advantage for structured wiring, they terminate cleanly into keystone jacks, patch panels, and punch down blocks, and they stay stable over time. With a 1000 ft spool, you can stage runs more efficiently, maintain consistent pull tension, and keep the job organized, especially when you are doing multiple drops across a house, office, or light commercial space.

The blue jacket is also useful in the real world, it helps you visually separate networks, VLAN runs, or dedicated lines for access points, cameras, or AV gear in racks and wiring panels. For customers building a clean and serviceable install, color coding is one of the easiest ways to reduce troubleshooting time later.

Use this Wirepath Cat6A cable when you want a future ready structured cabling backbone that can grow with faster switches, multi-gig internet, and new devices. Backed by a lifetime limited warranty, it is a straightforward upgrade for anyone who wants performance headroom without overcomplicating the install.

Benefits
Cat6A gives you more bandwidth headroom, so the cabling is less likely to be the bottleneck as your network grows. Solid copper conductors support reliable terminations and stable long term performance. The 1000 ft spool makes large installs cleaner and faster. Blue jacket color helps keep the wiring plant organized and easier to service.

1. What is the advantage of Cat6A over Cat6 for a new install?
   Cat6A is designed to support higher bandwidth and is commonly used for up to 10Gb networks, making it a better “wire once” choice for future upgrades and high traffic systems.
   
2. Is this cable shielded, and do I need shielding?
   This model is unshielded (UTP). Many installs do not need shielding. If you are running through high interference areas or dense commercial pathways, shielded cable can be a better fit.
   
3. Is solid conductor cable the right choice for in-wall structured wiring?
   Yes. Solid conductor cable is commonly used for in-wall runs because it terminates cleanly to keystones and patch panels and stays stable over time.