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CAT6A STP shielded network cables A Cat6a cabling system is higher performance than Cat6 (500MHz v 250MHz) and designed to support 10GBase-T over the full 100 metre, 4 connector channel. It is backwards compatible with Cat6 and Cat5e.10GBASE-T Ethernet1000BASE-TX Fast Ethernet1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet10BASE-T Ethernet155/622 Mbps ATM4/16 Mbps Token Ring100VG-AnyLAN100Mbps TP-PMDMolded with boots Pure copper wires Our Category 6A cable, in accordance to the TIA/EIA 568-C.2 standard, is tested from 1 to 600MHz. This wide range of frequency is required to handle the frequencies at with 10GBase-T (10 gigabit Ethernet) operates. As a result of the higher frequencies utilized by 10GBase-T, alien crosstalk performance parameters are incorporated into the TIA/EIA standard for Category 6A cable and connectivity. Alien crosstalk occurs when signal from a cable jumps to an adjacent cable. Alien crosstalk, like crosstalk that occurs between the pairs within a cable, will have a detrimental impact on cable’s ability to send and receive data packets. Category 6A is the first cable category standard to include alien crosstalk performance parameters. Shielded cables eliminate the crosstalk!

CAT6A STP shielded network cables A Cat6a cabling system is higher performance than Cat6 (500MHz v 250MHz) and designed to support 10GBase-T over the full 100 metre, 4 connector channel. It is backwards compatible with Cat6 and Cat5e.10GBASE-T Ethernet1000BASE-TX Fast Ethernet1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet10BASE-T Ethernet155/622 Mbps ATM4/16 Mbps Token Ring100VG-AnyLAN100Mbps TP-PMDMolded with bootsOur Category 6A cable, in accordance to the TIA/EIA 568-C.2 standard, is tested from 1 to 600MHz. This wide range of frequency is required to handle the frequencies at with 10GBase-T (10 gigabit Ethernet) operates. As a result of the higher frequencies utilized by 10GBase-T, alien crosstalk performance parameters are incorporated into the TIA/EIA standard for Category 6A cable and connectivity. Alien crosstalk occurs when signal from a cable jumps to an adjacent cable. Alien crosstalk, like crosstalk that occurs between the pairs within a cable, will have a detrimental impact on cable’s ability to send and receive data packets. Category 6A is the first cable category standard to include alien crosstalk performance parameters. Shielded cables eliminate the crosstalk!