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Outdoor ethernet cable (withstand -30C)

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13 hours ago, Savageiste said:

The thing with that http://canada.newark.com/pro-power/cbbr6332/shielded-multipair-cable-4-pair/dp/60R4035 it will do better in the heat but in your cold climate it will suffer try to get something that will do better in cold like what I suggested the thing is it will never get 158F the hottest it will get I canada would likely be 100F even in direct sunlight that will not get any hotter than 120-130F but IT WILL get well below -4F or -20C in your area as you state

polyolefin insulation might help. I saw the super premium ethernet cables using this material as an outer coating. 

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22 hours ago, Member said:

might have to wrap the etherenet cable in something?

Maybe an additional layer of insulator

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