kenable External CAT6 Outdoor Use COPPER Ethernet Network Cable Reel UTP 100m Black [100 metres] for Networking, POE, CCTV and Gate Control.

I've had to install two external wifi antenna for my security cameras. In the past I've used non external specific LAN cabling and it's breaking down after ten years, which isn't too bad. However, now replaced with this proper external stuff. The individual wire is easy to separate and feed through connector and crimps nice and tight. So far very pleased and would buy again. Great cable to have in stock for interior and exterior projects. It is quite stiff to get into tight bends but it can be done. Recommended.

I bought this cable to run around the outside of my apartment.Current wireless is not good enough for streaming HD/Blu-Ray quality from my NAS to my XboxMediaCentre. I was also tired of setting up wifi on the devices connected to my television so I bought this cable and a gigabit Netgear switch with 8 ports so I can easily connect the PS3, Xbox, BoxeeBox, Sky, etc to the internet.This is tough cable because its double shielded (two coats of plastic protection/insulation). Its roughly 7mm, so you'll need a 10mm drill bit (masonry for external walls). I found it that bent around corners easy enough, although because of the type of cable it is slighly less pliable than ordinary cat5/6 cable that I've been used to.The wire colour order I used is : T568B, which you can see on wikipedia: apparently deprecated but worked fine for me on a July2013 brand new Apple Time-Capsule 2TB.1. white/orange stripe2. orange solid3. white/green stripe4. blue solid5. white/blue stripe6. green solid7. white/brown stripe8. brown solidI found stripping the cable tough initially as there was no pull wire to help un-shield the cable. So be-careful not to knick the wires. The inner wires are coated in a sort of oil/liquid that can be messy so keep that in mind as it stained some of my clothes.In summary, worked a treat and was easy enough to crimp/install. Just get the right tools and you'll be fine.

More than happy with the cable,out of 3 different orders 2 were delayed by days, one was delivered by amazon the other was royal mail, the other was delivered next day by amazon

Arrived quickly, needed for installation to works outbuildings. Tough cable but will cut against sharp metal edges - use grommets. Has a separate plastic cross piece running through the core to separate the 4 pairs - nice touch. be careful stripping outer insulation as easy to damage the inner cores due to the force needed.Best to punch down onto wall plates as would be tight to get into RJ's and prob a bit too springy. Would buy again if I need to run external cable.

I should probably add pictures to this review but hopefully my words will do for now.This wire is running from my box which is situated in practically the middle of our livingroom downstairs. From here, the wire runs across the skirting, up an over a door, across skirting, feeds outside, runs on the outside wall to upstairs, through the wall upstairs, across skirting and then directly into my XBOX One.I'm unsure how much I used but I have loads still left at either side of the cable I made and still quite a large chunk of wire left. I didn't know how much I needed before I thought about doing it so went for more and I am glad I did because I am definitely going to be making another few for when I am in and around the house.I game a lot, which is why I wanted to hardwire rather than using the WiFi. I tested the network speed on my xbox before and was getting around 80mbps. That's not bad considering but when you are doing 30GB+ for game updates it can take some time. I went from 80mbps to 400mbps+Only time can tell whether this will last the weather but so far I have had zero issues. The wire looks thick enough to last over time.N.B: You will need to get a kit to make an useable cable out of this. I got this and worked perfect: https://www.amazon.co.uk/SGILE-Network-Computer-Maintenance-Stripper/dp/B06X1BKFY9/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=SGILE+9+in+1+Network+Repair+Tools+Kits+-+Computer+Maintenance+Repair+LAN+Network+with+Crimp+Stripper+T&qid=1593552373&quartzVehicle=93-1829&replacementKeywords=sgile+in+1+network+repair+tools+kits+-+computer+maintenance+repair+lan+network+with+crimp+stripper+t&sr=8-1

I've had occasion to buy this several times now, each time the cable has been solid and reliable. It does exactly what you'd expect; survives the British elements and is relatively easy to crimp thanks to solid copper cores. With the marginal price difference, I just buy this outdoor cable for all my longer run use-cases now.Note that this particular cable is unshielded (I believe kenable do sell a shielded one which I have yet to use) so your use case may vary.

Good value

Not sure if this was manufactured like this or it has been kicked around a warehouse or run over or something but the cable had broken wires throughout making it useless.... I moved house and wanted to wire my internet throughout like i had done in my old house....I bought my cable from SCAN last time but thought id make use of my prime membership and order off Amazon.. what a mistake it was..... anything longer than 2 metres and you come across multiple broken wires, ive never seen my test meter missing so many lights, one 10 metre length had broken 4,5,7,8 wires (that's half) normally you get the odd missing light on your meter and its just because you haven't pushed it down enough to cut through the insulation, but this is just a broken useless cable and its not the money its the time i wasted running cable under floorboards, through the loft etc.... now i'll have to do all the work again....really , really pi**ed off with this company....