The Most Reliable Networks Require Category 6A Cable

Supplied by APS Industrial on Monday, 09 August, 2021

Previously CAT 6A cabling systems may have been considered optional. This is no longer the case with today’s demands and the many factors impacting the type of cable required to build a reliable network infrastructure.

Download the White Paper to learn more about:

  • evolution of CAT 6A cable
  • factors driving the need for CAT 6A cabling
  • selection considerations for full reach and power delivery
  • background on 28 AWG patch cords
  • industry’s smallest-diameter CAT 6A Cable--Belden’s 10GXW.
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