Too Many Network Cables? Find the Right One for You

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9.– to 27.–

Made from twisted pairs of copper wires, suitable for short-distance data transmission.

Copper cables are cost-effective, easy to install, and provide reliable performance for home and office networks.

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17.– to 68.–

Utilizes glass or plastic fibers to transmit data as light signals, ideal for long-distance communication.

Fibre optic cables offer high-speed data transfer with minimal signal loss, perfect for high-performance networks and large-scale deployments.

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9.– to 27.–

Supports speeds up to 1 Gbps and bandwidth up to 250 MHz.

Suitable for most home networks, providing reliable connectivity for streaming and online gaming.

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10.– to 27.–

Enhances CAT6 with speeds up to 10 Gbps and bandwidth up to 500 MHz.

Ideal for environments requiring high-speed data transfer, such as offices and data centers.

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12.– to 43.–

Offers speeds up to 10 Gbps and bandwidth up to 600 MHz with added shielding.

Perfect for minimizing interference in high-density network setups, ensuring stable connections.

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12.– to 33.–

Delivers speeds up to 25-40 Gbps and bandwidth up to 2000 MHz.

Designed for data-intensive applications, such as server rooms and backbone network systems.

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9.– to 31.–

Supports speeds up to 1 Gbps and bandwidth up to 100 MHz.

An economical choice for basic networking needs, suitable for small businesses and home use.

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9.– to 23.–

Suitable for short distances such as connecting devices within a room or close to a router.

Ideal for desktop setups, reducing clutter and maintaining a neat appearance with minimal excess cable.

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14.– to 35.–

Accommodates medium distances, suitable for connecting devices across larger rooms or small offices.

Offers flexibility in device placement, allowing for rearrangements without needing new cables.

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22.– to 51.–

Supports long distances, useful for connecting devices across different rooms or large spaces.

Ensures reliable connectivity in expansive setups, like connecting a home office to a distant router.

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10.– to 29.–

Features individual shielding around each twisted pair and an overall braid shielding for maximum EMI protection.

Ideal for high-interference environments, providing superior signal integrity and network reliability.

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9.– to 29.–

Each twisted pair is shielded individually, but lacks overall cable shielding.

Balances cost and performance, suitable for moderately noisy environments where some interference protection is needed.

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9.– to 25.–

Has an overall foil shield covering all twisted pairs, without individual pair shielding.

Offers basic protection against EMI, making it a budget-friendly option for low-interference settings.

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14.– to 64.–

Combines foil and braid shielding around all twisted pairs for enhanced protection.

Recommended for installations requiring robust EMI resistance while maintaining flexibility.

Uses multiple light paths, allowing for high data transmission over short distances.

Ideal for use in local area networks (LANs) due to its cost-effectiveness and sufficient bandwidth for short-range communication.

Uses a single light path, supporting high data transmission over long distances.

Best suited for wide area networks (WANs) and telecommunication systems, offering superior performance and minimal signal loss over extended distances.