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Posted By: Rajaram CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 06:06 AM
there is difference b/w CAT5e & CAT5e+.But i heard about both will be same.Please give ur difference b/w the same
Posted By: Arthur P. Bloom Re: CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 06:09 AM
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Posted By: Rajaram Re: CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 06:10 AM
there is difference b/w CAT5e & CAT5e+.But i heard about both will be same.Please give ur difference b/w the same
Posted By: skip555 Re: CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 06:18 AM
your asking what the difference is between
cat5e and cat5e plus is that correct ?

if so I believe the + is just a marketing gimmick I'm not aware of a difference but maybe someone else can shed some light on it
Posted By: EV607797 Re: CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 07:23 AM
I was told that regular 5e tests to 100MHz, while 5e+ tests to 350. I don't know how much truth there is to that.
Posted By: Silversam Re: CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 07:49 AM
I have never heard about CAT5E+. There is a CAT6 and a CAT6+ though.

Sam
Posted By: skip555 Re: CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 08:08 AM
the leviton keystone jacks I use say cat5e+ (or maybe 5e+ I'll have to look )
Posted By: JWRacedog Re: CAT5e & CAT5e+ - 11/05/08 08:14 AM
Ed has it--100mhz vs 350mhz. Some have it designated as "little e" and "big E"---Cat5e and Cat5E.

We use Cat5E for all of our networking. It's a bit more expensive than Cat5e. It may be just marketing---but it makes me feel better--so we'll stick with it.
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