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Hi there experts,<br />
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According to my previous question:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27412719/Recommended-Lan-Wiring-for-Business-Buildings.html" rel="ugc">Recommended Lan Wiring for Business Buildings</a><br />
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Why there are so many types of lan cables? What’s the difference?<br />
(for example between Cat5, Cat5e &amp;&nbsp;Cat6)
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Hi there experts,

According to my previous question:
Recommended Lan Wiring for Business Buildings (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27412719/Recommended-Lan-Wiring-for-Business-Buildings.html)

Why there are so many types of lan cables? What’s the difference?
(for example between Cat5, Cat5e & Cat6)

Differences between various types of lan cables

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