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Ethernet cabling is an essential component of your Local Area Network (LAN) and plays a significant role in ensuring seamless data transmission. As a user, you might already be familiar…
An Overview of Patch and Crossover Cables As you venture into the networking world, it’s essential to know the basic types of cables used to connect devices. Two common types…
Understanding Plenum and Non-Plenum What is Plenum A plenum space is an area within a building that facilitates circulating air for heating, cooling, and ventilation systems. These spaces can be…
Ethernet cables can be incredibly sensitive to environmental damage and exposure to numerous degrading factors. That includes moisture and heat that can drastically lower their efficiency. Therefore, outdoor Ethernet cables…
Ethernet cables are an essential component of your network infrastructure, responsible for transmitting data between your computer and devices. In this article, you’ll learn about the differences between shielded and…
An Overview of Ethernet Patch Cable When you start to build a wired network, there are some basic terms you should know. What is Ethernet Cable “Ethernet” is a type…
When setting up a network cable or planning an installation, you might come across two types of Cat6 cables: Plenum and Riser. Electrical cables must adhere to strict safety regulations…
Overview CMP stands for Communications Multipurpose cable Plenum-rated. To reduce the quantity of smoke and harmful fumes generated in the case of a fire, CMP cables are often manufactured with…
If you have been wondering why every dealer seems to be talking about or ordering the plenum cables, this article reveals much of the information you have been looking for.…
Communications Multipurpose Cable (CMP) is used in structured cabling systems for data and telecommunication applications. It is typically used to connect network devices such as switches, routers, and patch panels in…
Plenum ratings are the different levels that designate the suitability of different plenum cables that allow for fire resistance capabilities of the cables. You may want to do an in-wall…
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