Cat6 supports up to 1Gbps (10Gbps up to 55m), while Cat6A supports full 10Gbps up to 100m. Cat7 offers enhanced shielding and reduced crosstalk, and Cat8 supports 25–40Gbps for high-speed data center applications.

Cat8 supports up to 40 Gbps data transfer speed with 2000 MHz bandwidth, making it ideal for gaming, streaming, and data centers.

Cat8 performs best up to 30 meters (about 100 feet) while maintaining full speed and stability.

Shielded cables (STP, S/FTP) are recommended for environments with high electromagnetic interference (EMI), while unshielded cables (UTP) are sufficient for standard office networks.

For most categories (Cat5e to Cat7), the maximum recommended channel length is 100 meters. Cat8 supports up to 30 meters for high-speed performance.

PoE (IEEE 802.3af) which stands for Power over Ethernet delivers a power of up to 15.4W. On the other hand, PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) stands for Power over Ethernet Plus. It is an advanced version of standard PoE. The PoE+ supports up to 30W, making it suitable for higher-power devices such as wireless access points.

Yes. We manufacture Ethernet cables that strictly adheres to global compliance. You can connect with our team to discuss any specific compliance from your region.

We will make sure to manufacture Ethernet cables in accordance with the quality and safety standards as required.