Things you need to know While buying Ethernet Cables

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Things You Need to Know When Buying Ethernet
Cables
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  • When buying ethernet network cables, there are a
    few things that you must keep in mind. Why?
    Because Ethernet cables come in a wide variety,
    so it becomes imperative that you have ample
    knowledge about all the types so that you can get
    the best value for your money.

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Categories of Ethernet cables
  • Following are the types of Ethernet cables
  • Cat5e Cables
  • Cat6 Cables
  • Cat6a Cables
  • Lets dive a bit more to learn more about these
    modern data transfer cables.

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Cat5e Cables
  • Cat5e Cables are basically fifth-generation
    ethernet cables that are designed to accommodate
    data transfer rates of up to 1 Gbps over a length
    of 50 meters and up to 100 Mbps over a length of
    100 meters. The cable has a decent bandwidth
    capacity of 350 MHz.

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Cat6 Cables
  • Hailing from the family of the 6th generation
    ethernet cables, Cat6 cables are premium cables
    that provide lightning-fast data transfer rates.
    The cable supports 10 Gbps data transfer over a
    distance of 50 meters or 164 feet.

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Cat6a Cables
  • Cat6a cables are renowned for facilitating 10
    Gbps data transfer rates over a distance of 100
    meters with an augmented bandwidth capacity of
    750 MHz. 
  • Cat6a cables have 8 conductors. Just like the 2
    aforesaid cables, the conductors of the Cat6a
    cables are either made up of pure copper
    conductors or copper-clad aluminum.

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Which Ethernet cable is right for you?
  • It depends on various factors, the first of which
    is data transfer speed. These days, people
    usually opt for either Cat6 cables or Cat6a
    cables as they support all modern applications
    with ease and are backward compatible, too.

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Thank You
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