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CAT6A Cable: The Definitive Guide for Future-Proof Networks
If you’re still using older cabling, it might be time for an upgrade. Let’s explore why CAT6A is the smart choice for building a network that doesn’t just work but performs seamlessly under pressure.
CAT6A Cable: The Definitive Guide for Future-Proof Networks
If you’re still using older cabling, it might be time for an upgrade. Let’s explore why CAT6A is the smart choice for building a network that doesn’t just work but performs seamlessly under pressure.
CAT8 Cable: Speed, Compatibility, and When to Upgrade
The race for faster, more reliable connectivity never slows down, and Category 8 Ethernet cable is leading the charge. With blistering speeds of up to 40Gbps and incredibly low latency, CAT8 isn’t just an upgrade; it’s a leap into the next generation of networking.
CAT8 Cable: Speed, Compatibility, and When to Upgrade
The race for faster, more reliable connectivity never slows down, and Category 8 Ethernet cable is leading the charge. With blistering speeds of up to 40Gbps and incredibly low latency, CAT8 isn’t just an upgrade; it’s a leap into the next generation of networking.
CAT6 Cable: The Undisputed Champion for 10Gbps Value
CAT7 might be flashy, but CAT6 delivers rock-solid 10Gbps speeds, industrial-grade PoE, and future-ready bandwidth all at a fraction of the cost. For smart homes, offices, and data centers, it’s the last cable you’ll ever need to install.
CAT6 Cable: The Undisputed Champion for 10Gbps Value
CAT7 might be flashy, but CAT6 delivers rock-solid 10Gbps speeds, industrial-grade PoE, and future-ready bandwidth all at a fraction of the cost. For smart homes, offices, and data centers, it’s the last cable you’ll ever need to install.
CAT5E Networking Guide: Best Practices & Reliable Solutions
While Category 6/7/8 fiber products dominate headlines, CAT5E remains the workhorse of wired networks – when implemented correctly. For installers and homeowners alike, investing in quality components upfront prevents far costlier troubleshooting later.
CAT5E Networking Guide: Best Practices & Reliable Solutions
While Category 6/7/8 fiber products dominate headlines, CAT5E remains the workhorse of wired networks – when implemented correctly. For installers and homeowners alike, investing in quality components upfront prevents far costlier troubleshooting later.
The Essential Guide to USB Cables
Master USB connectivity with this essential guide—compare standards, optimize power delivery, troubleshoot issues, and choose the right hubs for seamless device performance.
The Essential Guide to USB Cables
Master USB connectivity with this essential guide—compare standards, optimize power delivery, troubleshoot issues, and choose the right hubs for seamless device performance.
The Basics of Security Cables
There are a variety of cables used for security applications. Some of the common varieties include category cable, coaxial cable (such as RG59 or RG6), 18/2 security alarm cable, and 22/4. This does not include all the other variations of security and fire alarm cable, but these are some of the options that you may commonly find.
The Basics of Security Cables
There are a variety of cables used for security applications. Some of the common varieties include category cable, coaxial cable (such as RG59 or RG6), 18/2 security alarm cable, and 22/4. This does not include all the other variations of security and fire alarm cable, but these are some of the options that you may commonly find.
Category Cable: Which Type Do I Need?
As many know, category cable comes in different varieties based on different levels of performance in attenuation, signal bandwidth, and crosstalk. Throughout the years, category cable has evolved from category 1 cable which was only capable of 1 MHz all the way down to category 8 cable, which has maximum capacity of 2000 MHz. What type of category do you need today? Primus Cable is...
Category Cable: Which Type Do I Need?
As many know, category cable comes in different varieties based on different levels of performance in attenuation, signal bandwidth, and crosstalk. Throughout the years, category cable has evolved from category 1 cable which was only capable of 1 MHz all the way down to category 8 cable, which has maximum capacity of 2000 MHz. What type of category do you need today? Primus Cable is...
Keystone Jacks 101
Now that you have acquired the bulk cable, you are going to need the right tools to terminate your cable and begin your plugging away at your networking project. At Primus Cable, we offer many choices when it comes to keystone jacks. From the most cost-effective solution to the most sought-after option, we can provide for your needs today.
Keystone Jacks 101
Now that you have acquired the bulk cable, you are going to need the right tools to terminate your cable and begin your plugging away at your networking project. At Primus Cable, we offer many choices when it comes to keystone jacks. From the most cost-effective solution to the most sought-after option, we can provide for your needs today.
CAT5E vs. CAT6 Cable – What is the Difference, and When to Use...
Plugging your devices into an ethernet port, rather than relying on Wi-Fi signals, can help you to create a faster and more reliable connection throughout your home or office. Adding hardwired ethernet ports to your property makes it easier to connect to the network, so there's no need to always sit near your modem. Two of the most popular options for wiring in your Ethernet...
CAT5E vs. CAT6 Cable – What is the Difference, and When to Use...
Plugging your devices into an ethernet port, rather than relying on Wi-Fi signals, can help you to create a faster and more reliable connection throughout your home or office. Adding hardwired ethernet ports to your property makes it easier to connect to the network, so there's no need to always sit near your modem. Two of the most popular options for wiring in your Ethernet...
Shielded Cable: What it is and Why You Need it!
Shielded cables are cables that are encased in a form of conductive layer. This layer is designed to shield the internal conductors from electromagnetic interference, or EMI. This shielding becomes increasingly important when the cable is being installed near other equipment that is likely to generate EMI.
Shielded Cable: What it is and Why You Need it!
Shielded cables are cables that are encased in a form of conductive layer. This layer is designed to shield the internal conductors from electromagnetic interference, or EMI. This shielding becomes increasingly important when the cable is being installed near other equipment that is likely to generate EMI.
Terminating RJ45 Modular Plugs
RJ45 Modular Plugs are the standardized interface for data networking. This 8P8C (8 position 8 contact) connector is the most common plug used for ethernet networking. While this form of connector has become increasingly popular, terminating them can take some practice. Fortunately for you, PrimusCable offers a step by step guide to terminating RJ45 Modular Plugs. Before we get started, let’s go over the tools...
Terminating RJ45 Modular Plugs
RJ45 Modular Plugs are the standardized interface for data networking. This 8P8C (8 position 8 contact) connector is the most common plug used for ethernet networking. While this form of connector has become increasingly popular, terminating them can take some practice. Fortunately for you, PrimusCable offers a step by step guide to terminating RJ45 Modular Plugs. Before we get started, let’s go over the tools...
Speaker Wire for Your Home Entertainment System
Speaker wires provide crystal clear audio when used in conjunction with home entertainment technology. Our line of speaker wire offers not only the best in audio cable, but the tools and accessories you’ll need to set up a picture-perfect home theatre. Look for our HDMI Cables, TV Ceiling and Wall Mounts, and Coaxial Cable Tools.
Speaker Wire for Your Home Entertainment System
Speaker wires provide crystal clear audio when used in conjunction with home entertainment technology. Our line of speaker wire offers not only the best in audio cable, but the tools and accessories you’ll need to set up a picture-perfect home theatre. Look for our HDMI Cables, TV Ceiling and Wall Mounts, and Coaxial Cable Tools.