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Just a follow up. Have been using the CCA CAT5e / CAT6 cable for the past two years and what I would recommend is to limit your runs to about 175 feet or less. if you plan to run 200 feet or more - use copper wire. Great for cost effective residential and small commercial. Have noticed different PoE access point devices on runs greater than 230 feet - may seldom drop out but others will work fine. Comparing ookla 1 gigabit speeds test on telus fiber - on differnet days can vary from 847 to 917 Mbps and tested two months later - same. Non-Poe devices ( internet only ) - no drop outs no issues. Poe, CVI, TVI cameras - no issues.
Sep 18, 2026
Upon arrival, packing tape all the box handles to prevent boxes from falling apart. Have ordered for a bit and also realized the boxes WILL TANGLE regardless - have not had one box pull free to the end. Otherwise, so far so good - have not had any signal drop outs and kept all the runs to about 200 feet. Don't know if having CCA cables are good or bad in the long term - just do your research, testing at home or a job site which would be easy to fix later on ??
Jul 02, 2025

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