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Re: [PLUG] Ethernet Cable Specs
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Actually, a link that someone posted said 90 meters/295 feet. Here it
is again: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat5e
In any case, patch cables are usually short, but, in reality, I don't
think it matters that much. The guidelines are safe numbers for maximum
performance.
Randy Schmidt wrote:
Well which one is it, 100 meters or 330 feet? ;) Worst joke ever. Sorry.
On 8/31/06, gyoza@comcast.net <gyoza@comcast.net> wrote:
CompUSA had a book on sale. It was all about cabling. There isn't
really much to cable selection though. Solid conductor cable in walls.
Plenum cable in air spaces. Stranded cable from wall jacks to Ethernet
devices. About 100 meters or 330 feet is the limit for length.
Eric Hidle wrote:
> I'm looking for some Ethernet cabling specifications for stranded
> patch cables. I have been given conflicting rules regarding total
> length of the patch cables and runs and whatnot... does anyone have a
> link or resource that has the definitive rules laid out? I don't feel
> like paying thousands of dollars to the IEEE for the privelege of
> reading a bloated document :)
> Thanks in advance
> E
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