Gigabit Ethernet requires at least a Category 5e (Cat5e) cable, but Cat6 or Cat6a cables are recommended for optimal performance and future-proofing your network.
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The primary difference is performance: CAT7 cables support 600 MHz bandwidth for 10 Gbps speeds, while CAT6 supports 250 MHz for 1 Gbps, with limited 10 Gbps support.
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Industrial automation cables are specialized wiring engineered to provide reliable power and data transmission for machinery in harsh factory environments, enduring constant motion, chemical exposure, and temperature extremes.
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