LAN Cables

LAN cables are the main component of any networking architecture, and they are capable of transmitting data at high speed inside a local area network. Coaxial, twisted-pair (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7), and fibre optic are the most common types of cables (single-mode and multi-mode).Twisted-pair cables are used frequently thanks to their cost-to-performance ratio, although fibre optic cables are truly better for high-speed, long-distance applications. In comparison to wireless, these wires have numerous benefits like faster speeds- (10 Gbps or more), higher reliability, improved security, and lesser latency. When picking cables for your network, you should check whether they can be used in the future. Other considerations include the environmental factors, specification of speed, and limitations of distance. Even though wireless networks are becoming more popular, LAN connections are still in use. Havells and D-Link are two of the biggest LAN cable brands. You can find them conveniently at Headsup B2B.

Benefits
1. High-speed Data Transmission: Up to 10 Gbps or more
2. Performance Consistency: Maintains speed over longer distances
3. Long-term Durability: Can last for years without degradation
4. Low Latency: Minimal delay in data transmission
5. Power over Ethernet (PoE): Supports devices like IP cameras and VoIP phones