Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 1000ft Purple - 23 AWG Solid Copper, 10G
Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 1000ft Purple - 23 AWG Solid Copper, 10G
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In this review we examine the AiCat Cat 6 Ethernet Cable 1000ft in purple and explain who will benefit most from a long, solid-core Cat6 run. The bottom line: this cable is for installers, network builders, and home users who need a full 1000ft spool of solid bare copper Cat6 to complete multiple patch runs or long ethernet drops without splicing. It delivers 10 Gigabit-capable performance and PoE++ support while being presented on a manageable reel, and customers consistently praise its build and value for the price.
Key Features
- 1000ft length: Provides enough continuous cable for long runs and multiple drops without joins, reducing points of failure.
- 23 AWG solid copper: Uses insulated, solid bare copper conductors for consistent signal integrity and improved conductivity over long distances.
- 550 MHz bandwidth: Supports higher frequencies to handle gigabit and 10G traffic in suitable conditions.
- Noise reducing cross separator: Internal separator reduces crosstalk between pairs for cleaner transmissions at higher speeds.
- CMR riser rating: Rated for in-wall riser installations where applicable, making it suitable for residential and commercial cabling runs.
- Purple jacket: Colored jacket helps keep runs identifiable in bundled installations and structured cabling closets.
Who It's For
This cable is aimed at electricians, IT contractors, small office IT staff, and DIY home networkers who need a long continuous spool of Cat6 cable to complete structured wiring jobs without frequent connectors or intermediate joins. The solid 23 AWG conductors and built-in separator make it suitable for backbone runs, wall drops, and PoE devices in many environments.
Customers who need ultra-flexible patch cords or moveable short runs should look elsewhere, as a solid 23 AWG bulk spool is stiffer than stranded patch cable and is intended for permanent installation rather than frequent reconfiguration.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- High-quality construction and solid copper wire deliver reliable network performance over long runs.
- Good value for a full 1000ft spool, making larger installs more economical.
- Built-in cross separator helps reduce crosstalk and maintain signal clarity at higher frequencies.
- Distinct purple jacket makes identification easy in multi-cable bundles.
Cons
- Solid 23 AWG cable is stiffer and receives mixed feedback on kink resistance and handling during pulling.
- Not intended as a flexible patch cable for frequent replugging or tight bends.
Specifications
| Length | 1000ft |
| Conductor | 23 AWG solid bare copper |
| Cable Category | Cat 6 UTP |
| Bandwidth | Up to 550 MHz |
| Speed | 10 Gigabit capable (with proper termination) |
| Rating | CMR (riser) |
| Jacket Color | Purple |
Our Verdict
The AiCat 1000ft purple Cat 6 spool is a practical choice for installers and anyone wiring multiple points or long backbone runs. Its solid 23 AWG copper conductors and separator provide dependable performance and good value, though handling is firmer than stranded patch cable. For permanent, in-wall or closet-installed Cat6 where identification and long continuous length matter, this cable is a smart buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this cable suitable for PoE devices?
Yes, the solid 23 AWG conductors support PoE and PoE++ applications when properly terminated and within power/thermal limits.
Can I use this as a patch cable?
Not ideally; the solid core construction is stiffer than stranded patch cords and is intended for fixed installations rather than frequent replugging.
Is the cable safe for in-wall installation?
The cable carries a CMR riser rating suitable for many in-wall runs; check local codes and installation practices before use.
Editor's Take
The AiCat 1000ft purple Cat6 spool is a solid choice for installers and home networkers needing long continuous runs; it offers dependable 23 AWG copper performance and good value, though it is stiffer than stranded patch cable.

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