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Cat6a FTP Shielded Low Smoke Zero Halogen LS0Z 23awg networks the infrastructure that enables high speed transmission of multimedia, video, voice, data and gigabit ethernet
Category 6a S-FTP Shielded LSZH cable is designed for optimal support of High-Speed data protocols
Category 6a S/FTP Low Smoke cable is designed for optimal support of High-Speed data protocols.
Available in Ivory Grey, Green, Blue, Yellow, Red, Violet, Black, Orange
Excel Cat7a Screened S/FTP LSOH Cable is manufactured to meet all the ISO, CENELEC and TIA standards. This delivers Class FA link and channel performance supporting all applications detailed and proposed within the standards. Each cable consists of 4 pairs individually wrapped in a covering of high quality and strong...
Excel Cat7a Plus Screened S/FTP LSOH Cable is manufactured to meet all the ISO, CENELEC and TIA standards. This delivers Class FA link and channel performance supporting all applications detailed and proposed within the standards. Each cable consists of 4 pairs individually wrapped in a covering of high quality and...
Nenco Cat5e Cable Solid External is specifically designed to meet your networking and data needs.
In order to make quick dispensing, this shielded Ethernet Cat5e cable comes in 305m pull box and we guarantee tangle free pulling.
Under the best range of Nenco cat5e UTP copper cable as field tested by professional engineers, this Cat5e cable offers improved conductivity by soft and annealed 24 AWG copper. Securely insulated with High-density Polyethylene and covered with Low Smoke Zero Halogen violet jacket.
Cat6 Stranded STP Patch cable Grey 24awg networks the infrastructure that enables high speed transmission of multimedia, video, voice, data and gigabit ethernet.
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Once you decide the Category Cable you need, the second step will be to understand the difference between Solid and Stranded cables.Solid Cable versus Stranded Cable
If you are undecided whether to use solid cable or stranded cable, you are not the only one. People around the globe are faced with this dilemma and there are no clear-cut answers; it depends on your particular situation. However, learning more about the two types of cables will go a long way in making the right choice between the two alternatives.Solid Vs Stranded Cables: What You Should Know
A solid cable means it is exactly as it is called – solid. It uses a single solid copper wire per conductor. The solid bare metal conductor is then insulated using a non-conductor material. On the other hand, stranded cables use a number of small bare copper wires that are wrapped, entwined or grouped together to form a much larger conductor that is then insulated using a non-conducting material. The main difference between the two types of conductor cables is the level of flexibility, or how capable the two types are to withstand constant movement.Solid cables are used in home and other electrical wiring such as breadboards and other instances where the cables are not required to be flexed repeatedly. Stranded cabling is used in situations where wires must be routed through bending and cramped up spaces. These are also used in situations where considerable and constant vibrations or flexing is needed. Examples of these instances include headphones, speaker cables and other similar appliance cabling.
Ideal Applications of Solid and Stranded Cables
For those working outdoors where solid cables are the best. These solid wires can withstand better than stranded cables when they are exposed to corrosive environments, erratic or inconsistent movements and other unfavorable weather conditions. Solid cables are therefore better suited to cope with these harsh conditions.For those instances that require intricate applications such as electronic devices, circuit boards and other electronic components, stranded cables are the best. This is because these types of wires are able to withstand bending and twisting in the process of connecting these components.