Description

CAT6 cables feature a thinner cable boot protecting the plug retaining clip, which makes it much easier to depress the clip and protective cover.

These Ethernet cables are made of 100% pure bare copper wire, as opposed to copper clad aluminum (CCA) wire, and are therefore fully compliant with UL® Code 444 and National Electrical Code® TIA-568-C.2 fire and safety standards, which require pure bare copper wire in communications cables.

Follow BUGS BYTE’s conventional color coding for a clean look and instant identification – so you don’t waste your time on tracing cables

• BLUE – data traffic
  • like PCs, servers, printers and other end-points
• BLACK – voice traffic
  • example, VoIP phones
• YELLOW – uplinks
  • for inter-connecting switches to each other
• WHITE – access points
  • APs are often colored white and found against a white ceiling
• RED – uplinks to firewall
  • Red, fire… get it?
• ORANGE – either IP security cameras or network storage
  • because both storage and orange end ‘ge’ and have an ‘o’ somewhere
  • if you have both, cameras and storage – consider green or as an alternate
• Grey and purple – often are too close to other colors to be distinguishable.