Which applications run on Cat6 Ethernet cables?
So, what is a Cat6 Ethernet cable from custom UTP CAT6 Cables? Cat6 Ethernet cable is a cost-effective choice for smart home installations, corporate networks, and electronic laboratories. It has stricter performance specifications to achieve higher speed and more powerful data transmission, while still focusing on price points. Administrators usually use Cat6 cables and optical fibers on the network backbone. Due to the potential for higher speeds and less crosstalk, Cat6 cables are currently the cable of choice dominating new enterprise and home networks.

Although slightly more expensive than Cat5e, Cat6 cables are more reliable at longer distances than Cat 5e and are very suitable for the current wave of 60W and 90W Power over Ethernet technologies on the market.

How is Cat6 different from Cat5e?
Cat6 Ethernet cable is a more conservative option than Cat6A, supporting speeds up to 10 Gb over shorter distances of 165 feet or less. It meets the modern expectations of massive data transmission applications in deployments such as data centers, government websites, hospitals, and school systems.

Compared with Cat5e, Cat6 cables provide tighter winding pairs than Wholesale SFTP CAT5E Cables' Cat5e, usually splines, thicker copper conductors and thicker cable jackets. These features provide better resistance to internal cable noise, also known as crosstalk. Its thicker sheath also prevents cable-to-cable (foreign) crosstalk (AXT).

Cat6 is still available at a budget-friendly price point, suitable for larger installations, and retains the possibility of future installation compatibility with switches that support IoT technology in the home or workplace.