Home Networking Cables. Three Types of Networking Cables Twisted Pair Cables Fiber Optic Cables Coaxial Cables.

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Home Networking Cables

Three Types of Networking Cables Twisted Pair Cables Fiber Optic Cables Coaxial Cables

Use for: Internet Modems Home Networking Ethernet Voice and Data Twisted Pair Cables

Consists of 4 pairs of wire wrapped in a jacket.

Twisted Pair Cables Advantages Sturdy Less Interference Disadvantages More Expensive More Difficult to Install

Coaxial Cables Use for: Audio and Video Broadband Internet

Coaxial Cables Consists of copper cables with layers of insulation.

Coaxial Cables Advantages Sturdy Less Interference Carries Signals Longer Distances Disadvantages More Expensive More Difficult to Install

Coaxial Cables Types RG-59 RG-6 RG-6 Quad

Use for: Phone Networks Cable Fiber Optic Cables

Consists of glass of plastic threads. Fiber Optic Cables

Advantages Transmit Data Quickly Little Interference Disadvantages Expensive Confusing Industry Standards

Accessories Keystone Inserts Coaxial Connectors Wall Plates

Add-on Sales Coaxial Stripper ScrewdriverCrimping Tool

Home Networking Cables Take NRHA’s Basic Training in Hardware Retailing, Electrical Department to learn more about home networking.