1. Category 6 (Cat6) Standard: Cat6 is an Ethernet cable standard that supports data transmission speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second (Gbps) over short distances, typically up to 55 meters (180 feet). It offers improved performance compared to Cat5e cables.
2. 23AWG: The “23AWG” specification indicates the gauge or thickness of the copper wires inside the cable. In this case, it’s 23 American Wire Gauge (AWG), which is a standard size for Cat6 cables. Thicker wires generally offer better conductivity and lower resistance.
3. Outdoor Use: Dlink Cat6 UTP Outdoor Cable is specifically designed to withstand outdoor environmental conditions. It is usually constructed with materials that are resistant to moisture, UV radiation, extreme temperatures, and physical damage. These features make it durable and suitable for outdoor installations.

more features include:

1. UV Resistant Jacket: Outdoor Cat6 cables often come with a UV-resistant outer jacket that helps protect the cable from damage caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight.
2. Waterproofing: Many outdoor Cat6 cables are waterproof to prevent water ingress, which can compromise network performance and lead to corrosion of the cable’s copper conductors.
3. Direct Burial: Some outdoor Cat6 cables are rated for direct burial, meaning they can be buried underground without the need for additional conduit or protective enclosures.
4. Compatibility: Dlink Cat6 UTP Outdoor Cable is compatible with standard Cat6 connectors (RJ-45) and networking equipment. It can be used in conjunction with indoor Cat6 cables and connectors to create a complete outdoor-to-indoor network connection.
5. Application: This type of cable is commonly used in various outdoor networking applications, such as connecting outdoor surveillance cameras, extending Wi-Fi networks to outdoor areas, and establishing outdoor network connections for residential or commercial use.