CCA Ethernet cables, made with copper-clad aluminum conductors, are cheaper but do not meet industry standards for quality and safety. They can lead to non-compliance with fire regulations and insurance liabilities due to their higher resistance and potential for overheating in long runs or when used with Power over Ethernet.
Tech professionals should avoid using CCA cables in installations requiring compliance with electrical codes and standards, as they risk legal and safety issues.
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