CAT6A Category Jumper Connection Cable

A Category 6A (CAT6A) Jumper Connection Cable is a type of Ethernet cable that is used to connect two devices, such as a computer and a router or switch. It is designed to meet the high-speed data transmission needs of modern networks, making it an ideal choice for use in commercial and industrial applications.

The CAT6A standard was introduced in 2008 and is an improvement over the earlier CAT6 standard. The main difference between the two is the frequency at which they operate. While CAT6 cables are rated for frequencies up to 250 MHz, CAT6A cables are rated for frequencies up to 500 MHz. This increased frequency range allows for higher data transmission rates and greater bandwidth capacity.

A jumper connection cable is a short length of cable that is used to connect two devices or cables together. In the case of a CAT6A jumper connection cable, it is typically used to connect patch panels or switches to other networking devices. This type of cable is also sometimes referred to as a patch cable or a patch cord.

CAT6A jumper connection cables are available in a variety of lengths, typically ranging from one to ten meters. They are also available in various colors to help with cable management and organization. The cables themselves are usually made of high-quality copper wire and are shielded to prevent interference from external sources.