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Category 3 Cabling, Cat 3 Cabling, Voice Cabling
Category 3 or Cat3 Cable is a UTP, or untwisted pair cable commonly used for phone system or voice communications cabling.
 Category 3 Cable
The popularity of Cat3 cable as a cost effective means of deploying voice services remains robust since the majority of business telephones only require a single pair of wires to operate. Originally designed to carry data at up to speeds of 10Mbit/s, Cat3 has been replaced by Cat5e for higher data speed demands.
 Cat 3 Connectors.
Cat3 Cable is typically connected in jacks and telephones with RJ11 connectors as pictured here. At the phone system level, Cat3 is seperated and usually punched down on 66 blocks or 110 blocks for ease of integration into your voice network.
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Category 5 Cabling, Cat 5e Cabling, Network Cabling
For several years Cat5e has been the standard for data networks. With transport speeds up to 100 Mbits/s, Cat5e cabling provides outstanding service and an affordable option for most data network infrastructures.
 Cat5e Cable.
Cat5e replaced Cat5 as a standard in 2001. The most common applications are 100BASE-T or "common" data networks and the increasingly popular VOIP systems. With 100Mbit/s capacity, Cat5e is the most common cable of choice used today.
 Cat5e Connectors.
Cat 5e and Cat5 network cable is connected with RJ45 connectors. (Pictured Left) Despite the superior performance over Cat3, there is still a distance limitation of 90m in length for horizontal cables.
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Category 6 Cabling, Cat 6 Cabling, Data Cabling
Category 6 Cable or Cat6 is a cable standard for gigabit ethernet. As network administrators are pushing their networks to higher levels of performance, Cat6 is a desirable alternative to Cat5e with speeds 10x as fast.
 Cat 6 Cable
Cat 6 is a communications cable with four twisted copper pairs. While also having the same distance limitation of 90m for horizontal runs as previous copper standards, Cat6 Cable meets even more stringent specifications for both crosstalk and system noise.
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 Cat6 Connectors
As with Cat5e cables, Cat6 also uses an RJ45 connector for termination. Although a slightly thicker cable, Cat6 has also been engineered to be backwards compatible with both the Cat3 and Cat5e standards. Cat6 supports all 10BASE-T, 100BASE-T, and 1000BASE-T netword standards, and is ideal for high traffic shared networks utilizing VOIP.
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Category 7 Cabling, Cat 7 Cabling
Rarely used due to cost or lack of need, Cat 7 is a copper cable standard designed to support 10 gigabit ethernet over 100 meters.
 Cat 7 Cabling
Category 7 cable or Cat 7 is backwards compatible with Cat 6 and Cat5e ethernet cable, and it performs at frequencies up to 600 MHz.. Cat7 is designed with even more stringent specifications for dealing with cross talk and noise. Shielding has been added to each individual pair to accomplish the superior performance. Cat7 uses both the RJ45 connector as well as GG45 electrical connectors. When termination is done with TERA connectors, Cat7 cable is rated for transmissions above 600 MHz. .
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Coaxial Cabling, Coax Cabling, Video Cabling
Coax or Coaxial cable is typically used for video transmission or for high speed data applications.
 Coaxial Cable
Coaxial Cable by definition is a cable with both an inner conductor and outer conductor through which it carries its signal. There are a wide array of Coaxial Cable types, but the most common types used in commercial applications for video service, video surveillance, or for high speed networks include RG-6 and RG-59. For video applications, it is essential to choose a coax cable that are of the 75 ohm type. Some 50 ohm Coax cables are suitable for data networks, but are not sufficient for video transmission.
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Fiber Optic Cabling and Connectors
Fiber offers the top speeds and reliability that sophisticated networks require. Use fiber for high speed applications, connecting networks, MDF's to IDF's, building to building, or for cable runs over the 90m distance limitation of standard copper cables like Cat5e or Cat6.
 Fiber Optic Cable
Whether you plan on installing a single fiber run or entire fiber backbone gigabit network, Just Cabling experts can help. more....
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 Fiber Optic Connections vary widely by connector type. Each serves a specific application, so choosing the right connectors is key. more....
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