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Everything To Know About Ethernet Cables

An Ethernet Cable is a network cable used for wired connections to the Internet. Electronic Product Solutions provides high-quality long ethernet cables to meet your requirements.<br><br>https://www.eproductsolutions.com/cables

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Everything To Know About Ethernet Cables

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  1. Everything To Know About Ethernet Cables

  2. 1. What Is An Ethernet Cable • An Ethernet Cable is a network cable used for wired connections to the Internet. • These cables are available in a variety of colors and lengths. • When connecting network devices to a wired data port with an Ethernet cable, be sure that both ends are plugged in securely.

  3. 2. Ways To Choose An Ethernet Cable • The easiest way to select a cable is to pick one with the range and performance you need. • Start with the speed of your home internet connection. • If you have a slower connection — perhaps 10 or 20 megabits per second — you’re good with anything Cat 5 or newer.

  4. 3. What does ‘Cat’ mean? • “Cat” simply stands for “Category.” • A general rule of thumb is that higher numbers represent faster speeds and higher frequencies, measured in megahertz (MHz). • As is the case with most technologies, newer cables typically support higher bandwidths, and therefore increased download speeds and faster connections. • Keep in mind that longer Ethernet cables have slower transmission speeds.

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