
Too Many Network Cables? Find the Right One
Discover five key considerations for choosing the perfect network cable for your needs.
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Patch cable type refers to the material and construction of network cables, affecting data transmission speed and reliability. Choosing the correct type ensures optimal network performance, tailored to specific needs like speed requirements and environmental conditions.
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Copper cable
Typical price
7.60 to 21.–Made from copper, these cables are cost-effective and widely used for standard network connections.
Copper cables are suitable for short distances and everyday networking needs, providing reliable connectivity at an affordable price.
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Fibre optic cable
Typical price
14.– to 54.–Uses light signals to transmit data, offering high-speed and long-distance connectivity.
Fibre optic cables are ideal for demanding environments, ensuring fast and reliable data transfer over extended distances, perfect for businesses with high data requirements.
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InLine Fiber optic simplex cable
5 m
Cable category determines the specifications and performance of network cables, affecting data transmission speeds and overall network efficiency. Choosing the right category is crucial for ensuring compatibility with network devices and achieving optimal performance in different environments.
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CAT5e
Typical price
6.40 to 24.–Supports data speeds up to 1 Gbps over short distances, suitable for basic networking needs.
Ideal for home networks and small offices, providing sufficient performance for everyday internet usage.
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CAT6
Typical price
7.– to 20.–Offers speeds up to 10 Gbps over distances up to 55 meters, with improved shielding.
Recommended for businesses and high-speed applications, ensuring reliable data transfer and reduced interference.
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Ubiquiti Network cable
CAT6, 1 m
CAT7
Typical price
9.70 to 30.–Features additional shielding and supports speeds up to 10 Gbps over longer distances.
Best suited for environments with high electromagnetic interference, providing enhanced protection and stability.
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CAT8.1
Typical price
9.20 to 28.–Designed for data centers, supporting speeds up to 40 Gbps over short distances.
Provides the highest performance for demanding applications, such as large-scale commercial networks and server farms.
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Ugreen Network cable
F/FTP, CAT8.1, 1.50 m
Shielding in network cables is crucial for protecting signal integrity by reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk. Selecting the appropriate shielding ensures reliable data transmission and enhances performance, particularly in environments with high EMI.
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S/FTP
Typical price
8.40 to 23.–Individually shielded pairs with an overall braided shield offer superior protection against external interference.
Ideal for high-frequency applications, ensuring optimal performance in data centers and environments with significant EMI.
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U/UTP
Typical price
6.20 to 18.–Unshielded twisted pairs provide basic protection with no additional shielding.
Suitable for low-interference environments, offering a cost-effective solution for general networking needs.
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Hermex 20m network cable flat cable Ethernet LAN cable RJ45 Cat. 7 flat
U/UTP, CAT7, 20 m
SF/UTP
Typical price
9.80 to 50.–A combination of foil and braided shielding provides enhanced protection against EMI.
Recommended for environments with moderate interference, balancing cost and performance effectively.
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PiMF
Typical price
9.20 to 28.–Pairs in metal foil offer individual shielding for each pair, minimizing crosstalk.
Best for high-performance applications where maximum signal integrity is essential, such as broadcasting.
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Length determines how far a network cable can extend to connect devices within a setup. Choosing the right length is crucial for ensuring connectivity without excess cable clutter, impacting both performance and aesthetics.
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Up to 3 m
Typical price
6.80 to 19.–Ideal for connecting devices in close proximity, such as a computer to a nearby router.
Reduces clutter and is easy to manage, making it perfect for tidy, compact setups.
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4 - 10 m
Typical price
12.– to 28.–Suitable for medium-sized spaces where devices are moderately spaced apart.
Offers flexibility in placement, allowing devices to be connected across rooms without requiring extra cables.
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11 - 25 m
Typical price
19.– to 46.–Designed for larger spaces and setups where devices are spread out over longer distances.
Ensures connectivity in expansive areas, such as offices or homes, without compromising signal quality.
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Fibre type determines the transmission method and efficiency of network cables, affecting speed, distance, and bandwidth capabilities. Choosing the right fibre type is crucial for ensuring optimal network performance and meeting specific connectivity requirements.
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Multi Mode
Uses multiple light paths for data transmission, suited for short-distance communication.
Ideal for local networks, providing cost-effective solutions with sufficient bandwidth for typical office applications.
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Single Mode
Employs a single light path, enabling long-distance data transmission with minimal signal loss.
Recommended for telecommunications and long-haul networks, offering higher bandwidth and superior performance over extended ranges.
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InLine Fiber optic simplex cable
5 m




