
Too Many Network Cables? Here's How to Find the Right One
Discover five key factors to consider when selecting the perfect network cable for your needs.
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Patch cable type refers to the medium through which data is transmitted in network cables, impacting speed, distance, and reliability. Choosing the appropriate type is crucial for ensuring optimal network performance and meeting specific connectivity needs.
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Copper cable
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9.– to 27.–Consists of twisted pairs of copper wires, commonly used in Ethernet networks.
Ideal for short-distance applications, offering affordability and ease of installation for home and office setups.
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Fibre optic cable
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17.– to 72.–Uses thin strands of glass or plastic to transmit data as light signals, enabling high-speed communication.
Recommended for long-distance and high-bandwidth applications, providing superior speed and reliability for data-intensive environments.
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InLine Network cable
10 m
Cable category indicates the type and performance level of network cables, affecting data transmission speed and bandwidth capabilities. Choosing the right category ensures optimal network performance, particularly for applications requiring high-speed and reliable connectivity.
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CAT6
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9.– to 27.–Supports speeds up to 1 Gbps over a maximum distance of 55 meters.
Suitable for home networks or small offices where moderate speed is sufficient.
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CAT6a
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9.– to 27.–Enhanced version of CAT6, capable of handling speeds up to 10 Gbps over 100 meters.
Ideal for environments needing higher data rates, such as large offices or data centers.
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CAT7
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12.– to 40.–Designed for speeds up to 10 Gbps, featuring improved shielding for reduced interference.
Best for setups requiring robust performance and minimal signal loss, like professional audio-visual installations.
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Ugreen Network cable
F/FTP, CAT7, 2 m
CAT8.1
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11.– to 29.–Supports speeds up to 25 or 40 Gbps, optimized for short distances up to 30 meters.
Perfect for high-speed data centers and server rooms demanding maximum bandwidth and efficiency.
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Shielding in network cables refers to the protective layer that surrounds the internal wires, preventing electromagnetic interference and signal degradation. Choosing the right shielding is crucial for ensuring reliable data transmission, especially in environments with high electromagnetic noise.
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S/FTP
Features individually shielded pairs and an overall braided shield, offering superior protection against interference.
Ideal for high-performance applications, ensuring consistent and reliable network connectivity even in electrically noisy environments.
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U/UTP
Unshielded twisted pairs with no additional protective layers, making it cost-effective.
Best suited for home or low-interference environments, providing adequate performance without the need for additional shielding.
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Goobay Network cable
U/UTP, CAT6, 20 m
F/UTP
Includes an overall foil shield that protects against external interference while maintaining flexibility.
Recommended for medium-interference environments, balancing cost and performance with improved signal integrity compared to unshielded cables.
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The length of a network cable determines the maximum distance it can cover without signal loss, which directly impacts connectivity and device placement. Choosing the appropriate cable length is essential for ensuring efficient data transmission and organizing your network setup effectively.
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Up to 3 m
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9.– to 25.–Ideal for connecting devices that are in close proximity, such as within the same room.
Short cables reduce clutter and provide a neat setup for small office spaces or home networks.
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4 - 10 m
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14.– to 35.–Suitable for medium distances, such as connecting devices across different rooms or floors.
Provides flexibility in network layout, enabling efficient data transmission without compromising speed.
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11 - 30 m
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22.– to 61.–Designed for long-distance connections, useful for expansive offices or large homes.
Ensures stable connectivity over greater distances, allowing for versatile network configurations.
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Contact assignment refers to the wiring configuration of network cables, which determines how data signals are routed between devices. Choosing the correct contact assignment is crucial for ensuring proper connectivity and functionality in a network setup.
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straight
Features a straightforward wiring layout where each wire connects directly to the corresponding pin on both ends.
Ideal for connecting different types of devices, such as computers to switches or routers, ensuring seamless data transmission.
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crossover
Involves a wiring configuration where certain pins are crossed to allow direct device-to-device communication.
Perfect for connecting similar devices, like two computers, without the need for a router or switch, facilitating direct data exchange.
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