will this test cat6 100 ft. run. with rj45 connection
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It will confirm correct wiring on cat5 and cat6 however the one I got only tested 2 wires then broke internally bumping around in by tool bag. It will do quite a distance beyond 100ft.
76384
Rj, I'm not sure, I only used it to test CAT5 over about 50 feet and coaxial cable about the same distance. It worked great.
76385
I can't say for sure. I used mine to test a cable from a downstairs office to an upstairs office and it worked fine. Probably at least 50' of cable there.
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It should work up to the theoretical ethernet limit of 100 meters, the unit works from 12-24V and comes with a 24V POE injector.
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As long as you haven't exceeded 100 meters (328 feet) then you are fine. Recognize that this is a cheap cable tester so it does nothing fancy.
674368
Yes you will lose signal strength so make sure the run isn't too long. We had a 75 ft run of cat6e that had trouble connecting over the balun.
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Yes only a rj45. Works well with all cat 5, 5e, or 6. Remember the interface is only 10/100 so using cat 6 is not needed.
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Hello Alfreda Robb,This cable will work. Cat6 is backwards compatible with Cat5e.Please let me know if you have any further questions.Thank you,Taylor W.VIVO
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Yes it will I am using the same connector at a new facility we are working on at the present time with cat-6.
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I would be cautious of the length of the run and the environment. I had issues getting picture, but it was because I had to run right next to ac voltage. When I ran test leads that were separated it worked very well. I had no choice but to run next to the ac so I had to use a much more expensive single cat6 balun instead. If you don't have issues with electric you should be fine.
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Jeff I just tested 875' of RG6 just for you. This tester will test for continuity for that length and more.
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Cat5 and Cat6 cable is only considered reliable for 100m which is about 300ft plus 20 ft for patch cables. You will need to use an extender unit to boost the signal on both ends.
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Yes. I did the same thing. You can purchase a 3.5 mm wall plate, for you repeater, that you can connect to cat5 wiring to carry the signal back to you IR receiver located near your equipment. I control several devices with my set up with a cat5e run that is around 100 feet. No issues.
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Absolutely. The connectors are the same; the only difference is that Cat6 cables are better shielded from interference.
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It probably will. Best would be to inquire at Trendnet Tech Support, which will also be able to adjust the settings in your computer to make it more compatible.It's not a bad unit- does reach 100' from one building to another, though it ceases to load pages efficiently after 50 ft. Inside the first building it's superb. Am using an Actiontec wireless modem.
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The connection type is an RJ45 connector, Cat5, Cat 53, Cat6 all use RJ45 Connectors, the cable is your choice depending on your environment if you decide to run your own cable, Google the difference (honestly cat5 which is cheaper will be fine) unless you are running a new network throughout the house and have cat6 I wouldn't bother going with cat6.
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We do not see any issues with POE on these units until approx 300' on cat5e. so 80' should be just fine.
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121ft is max for 10gb Ethernet. I would assume this cable will achieve that rate, or it wouldn't be sold as CAT6
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No you will need to get a standard RG-6 cable which are commonly available in 50 and 100 ft lengths at places like Home Depot, Lowes, Radio Shack, Amazon, etc