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S/FTP(Shielded Foil Twisted Paired)
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UTP(Unshielded Twisted Paired)
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S/FTP Cat7 Lan cable |
Dual S/FTP Cat7 Lan cable |
F/FTP Cat6a Lan cable |
Cat7:
Cat7 is a next-generation standard cabling technology primarily designed for Ethernet networks. Cat7 technology improves both internal signaling and exterior shielding compared to older Cat5 / CAT5e and Cat6 cables. Cat7 supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet network connections, and Cat7 cables are also compatible with standard Ethernet adapters.
Cat6 lan cables:
twisted pair Ethernet cabling. CAT6 support speed up to 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) and support communications at more than twice the speed of CAT5e, the other popular standard for Gigabit Ethernet cabling. High quality Category 6 (CAT6) patch cables are the solution to your internetworking needs. Despite of newer category 7 and 8 network cable formats, seems like cat6 cables are becoming the most popular cables for professional IT and network administration infrastructures. Polyvinyl chloride insulation ensures consistency of data and signal current. Ranging from 200Mhz, cat6 cable used to transfer data at the rate of 10/10/1000mbps.
Cat5e lan cables：
Cat5e lan cable is ideal for your voice, data, video, and security network installation. Being the most popular data transferring cable formats, cat5e lan cable provides fast and reliable way to interconnect modules and segments of stations within a single infrastructure. This widely used cable meets and exceeds the TIA/EIA 568B performance requirements for Cat 5e cable. High performance bulk cabling is perfect for your custom network installation projects.
Cat5e vs. Cat6：
Unlike its predecessors, Cat6 cable features a reduced crosstalk capability by providing per-wire insulation. The increase of rate frequency, averaging at 250Mhz, permits faster transfer rate, matching the current 10-Gigabit demand. One of the main reasons to choose Cat6 is scalability. Large companies who request rewiring the system, would be interested in the ability to update their network to a newer format, without the need of reinstalling company’s connections.
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