Is Your Network Having Intermittent Issues?
Could Your Cabling Be Too Hot?
With the emergence of VoIP phones and other PoE devices, network cabling is being used in ways not originally intended. Even certified Cat 5e cabling networks can have intermittent network problems because of increased temperatures caused by PoE.
Large cable bundles in ceilings are now carrying additional power which can cause cables to rise over 15 degrees above typical operating temperatures.
Network stability is compromised when the cabling exceeds standard temperature ranges.
Cat 6, Cat 6e and Cat 6a cables can handle greater levels of heat allowing it to work efficiently, keeping network speeds at their highest.
Cat 6a (10 gig capable) cable is recommended for use with most current and upcoming PoE devices.
Contact Marjet Communications today to upgrade your low voltage data cabling network to meet the requirements of today and the future. Phone (216)-765-0151 Email:mail@marjetcom.com Visit us on the web at www.marjetcom.com
Marjet Communications has been providing Data and Voice Network Cabling as well as full audio/video design and installation services to Cleveland, Akron areas for over 30 years.
