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We understand that a strong, efficient network is the backbone of any smart home or small business. Our network cabling services are designed to deliver fast, secure, and scalable connectivity—whether you're setting up a new system or upgrading an existing one. From structured cabling to data and voice networks, our expert team ensures clean installations, minimal disruption, and long-term performance. We handle every step—from planning and design to installation and testing—so you can stay connected with confidence. 

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                                         Structured Cabling Standards & Ethernet Cable Categories

A well-designed network starts with structured cabling—a standardized approach to wiring that ensures consistent, efficient, and scalable connectivity. At CadualTechnology, we specialize in building network infrastructure that meets the demands of modern homes and businesses. Understanding Ethernet cable categories is essential when designing a system tailored to your speed, performance, and reliability needs.

Ethernet Cable Categories: From CAT5e to CAT8

As technology evolves, so do the requirements for faster data transmission and greater bandwidth. Ethernet cables are categorized to reflect their capabilities—from basic connectivity to high-performance networking. Here’s a breakdown of the most commonly used categories:

CAT5e (Enhanced Category 5)

Overview: An improved version of the original CAT5 cable, CAT5e reduces crosstalk and supports faster network speeds.
Typical Use: Ideal for home networks, VoIP, basic office setups, and HD video streaming.
Speed & Bandwidth: Supports up to 1 Gbps over 100 meters.

CAT6

Overview: A step up from CAT5e, CAT6 offers greater bandwidth and reduced signal interference.
Typical Use: Perfect for offices and small businesses that require faster speeds and stable connections for multimedia or data-heavy applications.
Speed & Bandwidth: Supports up to 10 Gbps over distances up to 55 meters.

CAT6a (Augmented Category 6)

Overview: CAT6a doubles the bandwidth of CAT6 and provides even better shielding against crosstalk and electromagnetic interference.
Typical Use: Suitable for high-performance networks, enterprise applications, and future-proof setups.
Speed & Bandwidth: Supports 10 Gbps over the full 100 meters.

CAT7

Overview: Offers superior shielding and performance, CAT7 is built for high-speed environments with minimal interference.
Typical Use: Server rooms, data centers, and professional multimedia setups.
Speed & Bandwidth: Supports up to 10 Gbps over 100 meters with enhanced reliability.

CAT8

Overview: The latest and most advanced Ethernet category, CAT8 delivers unmatched speed and bandwidth for the most demanding network environments.
Typical Use: High-performance data centers, professional broadcasting, and networks requiring ultra-fast data transfer.
Speed & Bandwidth: Supports up to 40 Gbps over distances up to 30 meters.

How CadualTechnology Can Help

Choosing the right cabling is crucial, and that’s where we come in. CadualTechnology offers expert guidance, design, and installation of structured cabling systems that align with your needs—whether you're building a home office, upgrading your business network, or future-proofing a high-performance setup. Our team ensures clean, professional installations with a focus on performance, scalability, and long-term reliability.

                                                                                                                      Cable Types

Plenum Cables: Built for Safety in Airflow Spaces

Characteristics:
Plenum cables are designed with special fire-retardant insulation that limits the spread of flames and reduces toxic smoke. They're required in plenum spaces—areas that facilitate air circulation, such as above drop ceilings or below raised floors. These spaces can accelerate the spread of fire, making fire-resistant cabling essential.

Cost Implications:
Due to their enhanced safety features, plenum cables are typically more expensive. However, this cost reflects their critical role in maintaining building safety and meeting fire codes in specific environments.

Riser Cables: Cost-Effective for Vertical Applications

Usage:
Riser cables are designed for vertical cable runs between floors in non-plenum areas. While they don’t offer the same level of fire resistance as plenum cables, they still meet safety standards for use in these less risky areas.

Cost Advantage:
Riser cables are more budget-friendly, making them a popular choice for standard installations where high fire resistance isn't required—offering a balance between performance and affordability.

CadualTechnology ensures all installations meet proper building codes and safety standards. We help you choose the right cable type based on your space, usage, and local regulations—delivering safe, efficient, and compliant network solutions.