Descriptions
A 4-pair CAT6 FTP shielded bare copper network LAN cable is a type of Ethernet cable used for network connections.
Here's what each part means:
4-pair: The cable contains four twisted pairs of wires inside, which helps in reducing interference and improving signal quality.
CAT6: This refers to Category 6, a standard for Ethernet cables that supports speeds up to 1 Gbps over 100 meters and 10 Gbps over shorter distances.
FTP: Foiled Twisted Pair, indicating that each twisted pair of wires is shielded with foil to protect against external interference.
Shielded: The entire cable has an additional layer of shielding to further reduce interference and crosstalk from external sources.
Bare Copper: The wires inside are made of pure copper without any coating or plating, which provides better conductivity compared to copper-coated aluminum.
Main Features
The features of a 4-pair CAT6 FTP shielded bare copper network LAN cable include:
High Performance: CAT6 cables support high-speed data transmission rates up to 1 Gbps over 100 meters and up to 10 Gbps over shorter distances. They are suitable for high-bandwidth applications like streaming, gaming, and large file transfers.
Shielding: The FTP (Foiled Twisted Pair) shielding around each pair of wires and the additional overall shielding (if present) helps protect the cable from external electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk between the pairs. This ensures a more stable and reliable connection.
Bare Copper Conductors: The use of bare copper instead of copper-coated aluminum provides better conductivity and less signal loss. Bare copper wires offer superior performance and durability, which is crucial for maintaining high-quality network connections.
Reduced Crosstalk: The twisted pair configuration and shielding help minimize crosstalk and signal degradation, which enhances the quality and reliability of the data transmission.
Enhanced Durability: Shielded cables are generally more resistant to physical damage and environmental factors compared to unshielded cables, making them suitable for various installations, including those in challenging environments.
Backward Compatibility: CAT6 cables are backward compatible with CAT5e and CAT5 standards, so they can be used in existing network setups that require lower-category cables.
Compliance: CAT6 cables typically meet or exceed industry standards for performance and safety, ensuring reliable and consistent operation in network setups.
These features make the CAT6 FTP shielded bare copper cable a robust choice for building high-performance and interference-resistant network infrastructure.
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Order Data
| Item No |
Descriptions |
| TP-LAN-C6F4 |
LAN cable, CAT6, FTP, 4 pairs, bare copper, AWG23, solid coductor, 305m/roll |
