A Salute To IT Professionals - Belden Cat6 Cables Review
If you're like me, then you probably don't spend much time thinking about all the technology that makes your computer systems work. That is, until the system dies! While this isn't always a big deal when it's your home computer, it is often a really big deal when it happens to the network at your workplace. This always ends up meaning repairs, network cabling installation specialists, and lots of data being saved by and until the computers come back online. So for those of you who repair our systems with things like Belden cat6 cables, we thank and salute you with this review of network cables.
Belden offers a few different types of cat6 cables, all with different uses. MediaTwist cables are designed for use in high speed LANs (local area networks), and can accomodate UTP Ethernets - 1000Base-T, 100Base-TX, 100Base-T4, 100Base-T2 and 10 Base-T. These Belden cat6 cables come with a lifetime warranty if you are the original end user, can handle up to 550 MHz, and due to their unique design, feature excellent signal integrity and reduced signal radiation.
Like MediaTwist, DataTwist 2400 cables are designed for use in high speed LANs and provide transmission speeds of up to 2.4 Gb/s. They can specifically handle 1000BASE-T ethernet, as well as other LAN protocols, operating up to 2.4 Gb/s of transmission speeds. DataTwist cables are available both in a bonded pair and non bonded pair design. DataTwist Belden cat6 cables also come in 3600 cables and 4800 cables.
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Belden cat6 cables can be purchased both from Belden distributors, as well as from online vendors such as Altex.com and Amazon.com. Prices vary by distributor, but run anywhere from $200 to $400, depending of what type of cable you are buying, what length you are buying it in, and of course on shipping costs if you are buying online. Belden.com offers full product details on all of their cables, as well as information on the various applications for each type of cable. They also have a full list of distributors, which are available in an interactive search, and can be found across the globe. Their website also offers cat6A cables, with the accompanying information.
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