Typical price i
9,– to 23,–

Utilizes twisted pairs of copper wires to transmit data, commonly found in Ethernet connections.

Ideal for short distances and typical home or office setups, offering reliable performance at a lower cost.

Typical price i
17,– to 72,–

Uses light signals to transmit data through glass or plastic fibers, enabling faster speeds and higher bandwidth.

Best for long-distance connections and environments that require high-speed data transmission, such as data centers.

Typical price i
9,– to 25,–

Supports speeds up to 1 Gbps and frequencies up to 250 MHz.

Ideal for home networks and small offices, providing a good balance of performance for streaming and gaming.

Typical price i
10,– to 23,–

Enhances CAT6 capabilities with support for speeds up to 10 Gbps and frequencies up to 500 MHz.

Best for high-traffic environments, ensuring faster data transfer rates over longer distances, suitable for data centers and businesses.

Typical price i
11,– to 33,–

Offers a maximum transmission speed of 10 Gbps with a frequency of up to 600 MHz.

Provides superior shielding against interference, making it ideal for environments with high electromagnetic interference.

Typical price i
11,– to 31,–

Supports speeds up to 25-40 Gbps and frequencies up to 2000 MHz, designed for high-performance data centers.

Ensures the fastest data transmission over short distances, perfect for servers and switches in enterprise environments.

Typical price i
7,– to 22,–

Delivers speeds up to 1 Gbps with a frequency of 100 MHz, making it a cost-effective option.

Suitable for basic home networking needs, providing adequate performance for internet browsing and streaming.

Typical price i
7,– to 20,–

Ideal for connecting devices that are close together, such as a router and a computer on the same desk.

This length minimizes excess cable, reducing clutter and maintaining a neat workspace.

Typical price i
11,– to 27,–

Suitable for medium distances, like connecting devices in different rooms or across a small office space.

Provides flexibility without sacrificing signal quality, making it a practical choice for home or office setups.

Typical price i
20,– to 45,–

Perfect for longer runs, such as connecting devices on different floors or in large office environments.

This length ensures reliable connections over greater distances, ideal for extensive networks without performance issues.

S/FTP (Shielded Foiled Twisted Pair) features both individual shielding for each pair of wires and an overall shield, providing maximum protection against interference.

Ideal for high-speed data transmission in professional settings, S/FTP cables are perfect for use in data centers or areas with high electromagnetic interference.

UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) cables consist of twisted pairs without any additional shielding, making them simpler and less expensive.

Best suited for home or office networks with minimal interference, UTP cables are commonly used for standard internet connections and phone lines.

F/UTP (Foiled Unshielded Twisted Pair) has an overall foil shield around the twisted pairs, offering some protection against interference while remaining cost-effective.

Suitable for environments with moderate interference, F/UTP cables provide enhanced performance over UTP cables without the higher costs associated with S/FTP.

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20,– to 94,–

Designed for short-distance data transmission, utilizing multiple light paths to improve performance.

Ideal for networks within a building or campus, offering cost-effective solutions for high-bandwidth applications.

Typical price i
15,– to 51,–

Utilizes a single light path for long-distance data transmission, enabling higher bandwidth and speed.

Best suited for wide-area networks (WANs) or connections between cities, providing superior performance over longer distances.