Intellinet 7ft Shielded
Cat6 Grey Patch Cable SSTP / PIMF 341295
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Works in both shielded and non-shielded needs
Addressing demand on wide band transmission
and gigabyte network needs or more, our CAT 6 SSTP / PIMF* is the only
solution.
SS/FTP cable constructions feature individually foil-shielded
twisted pairs surrounded by an overall braid and enclosed within
an overall thermoplastic jacket as shown
- Each
pair individual shielded to perform excellent protection against noise.
- Four-layer extrusion (Skin/Foil Shield/Braid Shield/Skin) on insulation core to perform perfect attenuation.
Also called PiMF (for Pairs in Metal Foil),
SSTP consists of 4 pairs of 22-23 AWG copper with a thermoplastic polyolefin or
FEP jacket.
Pairs are individually surrounded by a
helical or longitudinal metallic foil shield, followed by a braided metallic
shield. Outside sheath consists of PVC, FRP or fluoropolymers.
Our
cables utilize a more robust, fully shielded construction which virtually
eliminates crosstalk between all pairs up to 600 MHz. A typical cable design
consists of four 23 AWG (0.55mm) twisted-pairs, each enveloped within a foil
wrap. An overall braided sheath typically surrounds the four foil-wrapped
pairs. A drain wire may be provided to facilitate grounding. Fully shielded
cable types are sometimes referred to as SSTP ("double shielded
twisted-pair") or PiMF ("pairs in metal foil").
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2 Comments
I really like your demonstration of How to Make an Network cable cat6. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThe Cat6 1000ft outdoor/indoor network cables are commonly known as Bulk Cat6 Cable and it is a standardized twisted pair of cables. This type of networking cable is used in structured cabling to connect devices such as computers, printers, routers or any other networking hardware to the switch or router in order to create a network.
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