FTP Cat6a Ethernet Lan Cable With 4pairs 23AWG 0.58mm Solid Pure Copper
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Name | Feature | Application | Conductor | Jacket |
CAT6A LAN Cable | Shielded twisted LAN Cable | 100 Base-T4 | 0.58mm pure copper | NEW PVC jacket |
Description:
Type:Category 6A
Number of Conductors:8
Gauge:23AWG 0.58mm
Conductor:Pure copper
Insulation:HDPE
Jacket:New PVC
Length:305m
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Cat6a Lan Cable 4Pair 23AWG
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CAT6A LAN Cable
Twisted pair Ethernet LAN cable
4pair 23AWG (0.58mm) Solid pure copper
HDPE insulation
50P new PVC jacket
Working distance 100-150m
305m/roll (1000ft/roll)
All raw material complies to RoHS
Electrical Characteristics
1. Impedance: 100±15;
2. Static electric capacity: max:17.1nf/kf;
3. Resisitance: max:28.6/kf;
4. Unbalance resisitance: max 5%;
5. Unbalance capacity: max 330pF/100m;
6. Roted communicate rate: 65%
Physical Characteristics
1. Copper diameter: 23AWG
2. Outer diameter: 7.6+/- 0.4mm
3. Weight: 10.5kg/kft
4. Minimum bend radius: O.D.*4-6
5. Maximum pulling tension: 10.0
6. Jacket material: PVC/LSZH
7. Roted temperature: -20~60°C
Applications:
structured cabling for computer networks such as Ethernet over twisted pair.
100Base-T4;
100Bsdr-TX;
100VG-Anylan;
155Mbps ATM;
622Mbps ATM;
What's the difference between cat5e and cat6a lan cable?
| Cat5e: Faster with Less Interference |
| Category 5 enhanced cabling, also known as Cat5e, is an improvement on Cat5 cabling. It was made to support 1000 Mbps "gigabit" speeds, so in theory, it's faster than Cat5. It it also cuts down on crosstalk, the interference you can sometimes get between wires inside the cable. Both of these improvements mean you're more likely to get fast, reliable speed out of Cat5e cabling compared to Cat5. |
| Cat6: Even Faster, anti-interference |
| Category 6 cabling is the next step up from Cat5e, and includes a few more improvements. It has even stricter specifications when it comes to interference, and in some cases is capable of 10-Gigabit speeds. You probably won't use these speeds in your home, and the extra interference improvements won't make a huge difference in regular ueage, so you don't exactly need to rush out and upgrade to Cat6. But, if you're buying a new cable, you might as well, since it is an improvement over its predecessor. |
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