Cables

Built to facilitate easy communication among hardware devices like servers, routers, storage systems, and workstations. Computer cables offer wide operating system and equipment standards compatibility. They are built for longevity, signal integrity, and speed, achieving consistent performance for both home and enterprise-level IT users.

Standard Features of Computer Cables:

• Durable outer insulation to resist wear, bending, and heat
• High-bandwidth support for fast and stable data transmission
• Shielded design to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI)
• Varied lengths, connectors, and form factors for flexible installations

FAQs About Computer Cables:

1. What is the difference between a computer cable and a network cable?

Computer cable is a term for any cable that is used to connect computer hardware, such as USB, HDMI, and power cables. A computer network cable will only refer to cables such as Ethernet or fiber-optic cables used to link computers to a network for data sharing.

2. How do I choose the right computer network cable for my setup?

The appropriate cable depends on your bandwidth requirements, distance, and hardware compatibility. Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cables work mostly for home and office networks. Higher speeds and longer distances require Cat6a, Cat7, or fiber optic cables.

3. Can poor-quality cables affect network performance?

Low-quality or damaged cables can cause signal loss, data loss, reduced speeds, and network crashes. The use of certified, high-quality cables guarantees the best performance and durability.