Shielded Network Cable

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Startech® 50' Cat 6 Snagless RJ-45 Male/Male Patch Cables image 1
Item: IM1DM7788
Model: N6PATCH50BK

Startech® 50' Cat 6 Snagless RJ-45 Male/Male Patch Cables.Cat6 utp patch cable offers reliable signal routing.Easy-to-install 50' long cord.RJ-45 Male to RJ-45 Male connectors for reliable connection.Ultra flexible PVC jacket offers double shielding against outside noise.Constructed with top quality component minimizes crosstalk and interference.Comes in black color for a new look.StarTech.com® N6PATCH50BK 50' Black UTP Cat 6 patch cable provides PoE capable gigabit network application. Snagless RJ45 connectors offers reliable connection.

Price is  $23.82
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Startech® 15' Cat 6 Snagless RJ-45 Male/Male Patch Cables image 1
Item: IM1CT8859
Model: N6PATCH15BK

Startech® 15' Cat 6 Snagless RJ-45 Male/Male Patch Cables.Cat6 utp patch cable offers reliable signal routing.Easy-to-install 15' long cord.RJ-45 Male to RJ-45 Male connectors for reliable connection.Ultra flexible PVC jacket offers double shielding against outside noise.Constructed with top quality component minimizes crosstalk and interference.Comes in black color for a new look

Price is  $15.21
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About Shielded Network Cable

Shielded network cables are essential for ensuring reliable data transmission in environments with potential electromagnetic interference (EMI). These cables are designed to protect the integrity of the signal, making them ideal for both residential and commercial networking applications.

By incorporating shielding materials, these cables minimize crosstalk and external noise, enhancing overall network performance. They are particularly beneficial in settings with numerous electronic devices or in close proximity to radio frequency sources.

When selecting shielded network cables, consider factors such as cable category (e.g., Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a), length, and the type of shielding used. Higher category cables typically support faster data rates and greater bandwidth, making them suitable for high-speed internet and data-intensive applications.

Additionally, look for features like snagless connectors, which prevent damage during installation, and solid copper conductors for improved durability and performance. These attributes ensure that your network setup remains efficient and reliable, even in challenging environments.

What is a shielded network cable?

  • A shielded network cable is designed with protective materials that reduce electromagnetic interference, ensuring a stable and clear data transmission. This makes them ideal for environments with high electronic activity.

Why would I need a shielded network cable?

  • Shielded network cables are necessary in areas with potential interference from other electronic devices, such as industrial settings or densely populated office spaces. They help maintain signal integrity and prevent data loss.

What are the benefits of using shielded cables over unshielded cables?

  • Shielded cables provide better protection against interference, resulting in improved data transmission speeds and reliability. They are particularly useful in high-bandwidth applications where data integrity is crucial.

How do I choose the right shielded network cable?

  • Consider the cable category based on your network speed requirements, the length needed for your setup, and the type of shielding that best suits your environment. Higher category cables generally offer better performance.

Can shielded network cables be used outdoors?

  • While some shielded cables are designed for outdoor use, it is important to check the specifications for weather resistance and UV protection. Using the right type ensures durability and performance in outdoor conditions.

What is the difference between shielded twisted pair (STP) and unshielded twisted pair (UTP)?

  • Shielded twisted pair (STP) cables include additional shielding to protect against interference, while unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cables do not. STP cables are better suited for environments with high EMI.