Cat 6 lan cable

[abc98]

Thanks all

Think i have found what i need

Linkbasic 100m Box Cat5e Solid Grey UTP Cable

Linkbasic's UTP-100 is a 4 pair solid copper Category 5e 100m Grey Ethernet Cable supplied in a 100m box.

scoop.co.za

This is what you looking for. Have used it myself multiple times before.

Syncs perfectly at 1gb. Cat5e is much easier to maneuver, cat6 is much more rigid.
Solid copper, much better than copper coated aluminum, especially for PoE.

 

[Geoff.D]

You really only need shielded Cat6 cable if the run is lying alongside PVC conduit with mains cable in it (more than 20 metres)

Crossing over or being close to a PVC condiut or surfex will not induce any voltage in the Cat6. The twisted construction takes care of that

Also only connect the shield or drain wire at one end, or you can get a ground loop

Yes and no. Twisted pairs sorts out cross-talk primarily, does not really prevent induced interference although it does help and certainly does nothing to prevent/reduce induced power currents flowing in the cable.

Cable is not something one replaces every day so why take short cuts?
I would not do a major re-cabling exercise with cat 5e now. Cat6 or even 6a is what you should be considering.
The UV is overkill if indoors and in conduits.

 

[ilikepi]

Yes and no. Twisted pairs sorts out cross-talk primarily, does not really prevent induced interference although it does help and certainly does nothing to prevent/reduce induced power currents flowing in the cable.

Cable is not something one replaces every day so why take short cuts?
I would not do a major re-cabling exercise with cat 5e now. Cat6 or even 6a is what you should be considering.
The UV is overkill if indoors and in conduits.

+1 internets

For the years in between doing a recabling job, rather don't cut corners ;-)