The Different Ethernet Cable Types, EXPLAINED!

If you're installing network cabling, it's SUPER important to have an understanding of the different types of ethernet cabling... After all, you want to get it done right the first time, right?

00:00 Intro
00:09 Self and company intro
01:20 Types of ethernet cable
01:36 Category 5E
02:34 Category 6
04:14 Category 6A
05:12 What works well for new builds?
05:38 Outro

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[brad]

The 4 dislikes are the people who replaced their entire cable infrastructure from 6 to 6A

[tareastrabajos]

I'm new to the wire and cable industry and your video made is simple and easy to understand the difference between this Category cables, thanks !

[RBASB]

I’m only 2 mins into your video and have learned so much already. Before I discovered your video I felt as if my blood was being sucked out of me but this boring person YouTuber trying to explain the same thing.Wow that was painful! However, thank God I have discovered your channel. You’re extremely informative and straight to the point. Thank you for your explanation and time making this video. You have an awesome gift for teaching. My brain is recording all your intel. Thank you kindly 🙏🏻

[ericturner]

Thank you for this. I'm looking at wiring my small house. The longest run will be less than 100 ft. This video makes it clear that I should probably just use Cat 6, unless I can find a better deal on Cat 6A (unlikely).

[waynevanderberg]

Love your channel! Always great content delivered with your amazing charm😎🙌

[mdbruin]

Thanks Jeremy, informative video. I'm only missing the information about CCA and full copper. Most cheap network cabling is CCA and is not in spec, it has 4 metal (with a copper outside layer) and 4 copper conductors. It gives lots of issues, go for the full copper version which is in spec.

[mynameisZhenyaArt_]

Hey Jeremy, thank you for all you are doing, for all your videos!

[paulcampbell]

Awesome video. Straight forward, informative and honest. I love it! Thanks

[erjmesa]

Great video! Clear and good examples of application for all the cable types.

[jjarechiga]

Great video, awesome explanation.
Next: Fibre types.

[ashky]

As usual such a great video! that is filled with knowledge
Jeremy is best if the best for distributing networking knowledge

[thebsfamily]

Great video!!! Great information and amazing delivery on information.

[user.netizen]

Excellent video!
Keep up the good work!

[dustinclark]

Jeremy! I was struggling with my two 2950s today trying to get them connected and stumbled across an article you wrote from 2007 about the "easy way to factory reset switches" lol anyway found out that I need to make a crossover cable cause my switches are old

[Arragonx]

And then there is me who run 300m (24ports) Cat 8.2 in my home :D

[jasonluong]

What? No going to the fringe and use Cat7 or Cat 8?

[ET_IT]

Great video. Never put any thought or heard about cable life. If a cable is good for 15-20 years, is it good practice to replace cabling every 15 years? Does fiber have the same life? Why choose copper or fiber? Lmao, you triggered my mind. I have to google and get some answers. 😂

[aniswlidi]

Hi. Are we asked to configure SWs and Routers when passing CCNA or dealing wwith configuration presented in questions that we need to correct? I subscribed to Alphaprep but no question was about configuring directly?

[akmalwayskeepmoving]

How much has changed in the past 3 years?

[rezznovv]

Is there going to be an ICND3?
Still waiting