STP Cat6 LAN Cable 1000Base-T Ethernet 2.4Gbps Transmission For Video Transmission

STP Cat6 LAN Cable 1000Base-T Ethernet 2.4Gbps Transmission For Video Transmission

Technical Different:

Category 5 cable was revised, and mostly replaced with, Category 5 Enhanced (Cat-5e) cable which did not change anything physically in the cable, but instead applied more stringent testing standards for crosstalk.

Category 6 was revised with Augmented Category 6 (Cat-6a) which provided testing for 500 Mhz communication (compared to Cat-6's 250 Mhz). The higher communication frequency eliminated alien crosstalk (AXT) which allows for longer range at 10 Gb/s .

As the category number gets higher, so does the speed and Mhz of the wire. This is not a coincidence, because each category brings more stringent testing for eliminating crosstalk (XT) and adding isolation between the wires.

This does not mean your experiences have been the same. Physically you can use Cat-5 cable for 1 Gb speeds, and I have personally used cable longer than 100 meters, but because the standard has not been tested for it, you'll probably have mixed results. Just because you have Cat-6 cable, doesn't mean you have 1 Gb network speeds either. Every connection in your network needs to support the 1 Gb speed and in some cases, the connection will need to be told in software to use the available speed.

Product Technical Advantage :

1.100Mbps TD-PMD, 100Mbps Ethernet (100BASE-T);

2. Operation of 1000BASE-T Ethernet (1000Mbps) and other LAN protocols with transmission rates up to 2.4Gbps;

3. Asynchronous transmission mode (ATM) with a total speed of 2.4Gbps and TD-PMD with a speed of 100Mbps;

4.Compatible with all applications of various super five network systems.

5. Broadband and baseband video transmission (providing 77 channels at 550Mhz);

6. The highest bandwidth and margin can be used for "harsh" applications or in noisy environments;