Shopping For Shielded Cat5 Cable
Shielded Cat 5 cables the type of cables used in structured cabling for setting up networks for computers, ATM machines, telephones and video. These networks can be setup in homes or business. The Cat5 cable is sold unshielded and shielded. The Shielded Cat5 Cable is generally used to network systems in businesses but may also be used to network different systems in homes also. The cost of these shielded cables is based on the length of cable that will be needed to network a system. The average cost of this cable starts off at $1.66 for 1 ft. up to $249.99 for 1,000 ft.
A highly recommended company that supplies Cat5 shielded cable is CableWholesale.com. Their website address is www.cablewholesale.com. They offer lengths ranging from 1ft to 1,000ft. Their model CAT5E, STP (shielded) 350MHz is offered in lengths starting from 1ft up to 100ft. The price of the 1ft cable is $1.66 and the price of the 1000ft cable is $29.00 but prices vary for lengths smaller than the 100ft length. CableWholesale.com also offers Shielded Cat5 Cable sold in bulk. Their bulk model is the CAT5E, Bulk Cable, Stranded, 350MHz, 24 AWG comes in a 1000ft roll. The 1000ft roll comes in 8 different colors and is $114.20. This company also sells and outdoor, waterproof model that is used for burying. The CAT5E, CMXT Outdoor - Direct Burial, Waterproof Tape, 350MHz, 24AWG is sold in a 1000ft roll. This heavy duty outdoor cable is sold at the price of $166.00.
Another reputable company that sells these cables online is Cables To Go. Their web address is www.cablestogo.com. They also sell Cat5 shielded cable in lengths ranging from 3ft to 1000ft. The Shielded Cat5E Molded Patch cable is sold in length in size starting from 3ft to 150ft. This cable uses the RJ45 male connector. This model is available in six different colors and the price starts off at $10.99 for 3ft and goes up to $87.99 for the 150ft. Cables To Go also offers a 1000ft roll which is used for walls. The 1000ft Cat5E 100MHz Shielded Solid PVC CMR Cable is only available in gray. This make Shielded Cat5 Cable was designed to be used in homes, businesses and school during network installation.
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Having a basic idea of your networking needs will help when choosing your networking cables. Before purchasing your networking cables it is best to have a measurement of the length of cable you will be need to purchase. If you are in the business of setting up networks it may be beneficial to buy your Shielded Cat5 Cable in bulk.
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