Jadaol Ethernet Cable Cat6 Flat 15 M White with Cable Clips, Network Cable Cat 6 Flat Ethernet Patch Cable,internet Cable with Rj45 Connectors- White (15 Meters)

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Oftenvendors assign specific colors to help identify the connection typeand what it is being used for, or to distinguish their connectionfrom other vendors. The colors aid with cable management and whilethere is no industry standard, below is an example of coloring codingsome businesses may use:

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Cat 5e (Category 5e):Cat 5e cables are among the most used Ethernet cables. They support data transfer speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second (Gbps) and are suitable for most home and small office network applications. If you just need a cable to upgrade your network or connect somewhere new in your house, then you’re good to go. This will do the job perfectly, without all the fuss and expense of pro-level cabling solutions. If you aren’t sure about the differing standards when it comes to your Cat 5 and your Cat 7 worry not. What if you don’t even like cats? It’s okay to be a dog person too.Cat 7 (Category 7):Cat 7 cables are designed for high-speed networking and offer data transfer speeds of up to 10 Gbps. Cable is cable, right? Wrong. Ethernet cables aren’t all made equal The number after the Cat might well affect most of your choice, but there are matters such as build quality and quality of the internal wiring to think of. Also, it’s not always true in this scenario that the most expensive is the best. Just like with HDMI cables, there are companies out there professing that their brands are premium. But, ultimately, what they are selling is the same as the cheaper stuff.

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A Cat 7 cable will give you a reliable connection at a decent speed for many years to come. This flat cable from Jadaol lives up to that standard. Another reason for the different colors is to indicate the cable's category or performance level. Ethernet cables come in different categories, such as Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a, each with different performance specifications. The color of the cable can indicate its category, making it easier for technicians and installers to identify the cable's capabilities. Different colors can also be used to indicate the cable's length. Some cables may come in different lengths, and the color of the cable can indicate its length. For example, a blue cable may indicate a length of 5 meters, while a red cable may indicate a length of 10 meters. This can make it easier for technicians and installers to identify the correct cable for the job. Testing speed across a home network, we transferred 2GB files around the place. This involved careful use across various lengths and runs through a standard gigabit ethernet switch from TP-Link. Which Cat? This may be the first time you have become aware of flat ethernet cables, and they certainly look less obtrusive. They work by laying the wire side by side rather than twisting them into a cylinder.

In summary, Ethernet cables come in different colors for a variety of reasons. The different colors can be used to indicate the cable's category, intended use, and length, as well as to provide organization and make it easier to troubleshoot and maintain the network. Understanding the different colors and their meanings can be beneficial for network administrators, technicians, and installers. Cat 6a (Category 6a):Cat 6a cables, also known as Cat 6 Augmented, offer even higher data transfer speeds, up to 10 Gbps over longer distances than Cat 6 cables.