Hello,
Need gigabit or higher cat 6 / cat 6a. Just so I'm not making a mistake here, with STP, I can run right over AC electrical lines, copper pipes, etc, and not have to worry about interference?
If so, would this be a good choice?
https://www.neweggbusiness.com/produ...1yu-00sf-00010
It's SolidLink 1000ft CAT6A S/FTP In-Wall Rated (CM) UL Listed 100% Copper Solid 23AWG Conductor 550Mhz Fluke Tested LAN Network Cable Ethernet Wire
From what I've read, I really want to buy a fluke tested one. Maybe ask for the print out of the test, to make sure they just didn't do a continuity test. I guess a lot of CAT 6 is just CAT 5 with a CAT 6 label. I know the ends are where cross-talk mostly occurs and using CAT 6 ends with CAT 5 can get you gigabit speeds. I didn't realize companies actually sold CAT 5 as rebranded CAT 6 though
Need gigabit or higher cat 6 / cat 6a. Just so I'm not making a mistake here, with STP, I can run right over AC electrical lines, copper pipes, etc, and not have to worry about interference?
If so, would this be a good choice?
https://www.neweggbusiness.com/produ...1yu-00sf-00010
It's SolidLink 1000ft CAT6A S/FTP In-Wall Rated (CM) UL Listed 100% Copper Solid 23AWG Conductor 550Mhz Fluke Tested LAN Network Cable Ethernet Wire
From what I've read, I really want to buy a fluke tested one. Maybe ask for the print out of the test, to make sure they just didn't do a continuity test. I guess a lot of CAT 6 is just CAT 5 with a CAT 6 label. I know the ends are where cross-talk mostly occurs and using CAT 6 ends with CAT 5 can get you gigabit speeds. I didn't realize companies actually sold CAT 5 as rebranded CAT 6 though
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