[SLUG] rj45 and 13 amp sockets
Martin Webb
martin at webb.lcbroadband.co.uk
Mon Feb 20 12:12:10 GMT 2006
Rob Hall wrote:
> Martin Webb wrote:
>
>> I'm still finishing off the specification for the network in the new
>> building, for a voluntary organisation. Does anyone know what I
>> should detail for the Cat5 cable? Hunting round the net, I don't see
>> any simple 802.xxx or IEEE designation, but am coming across stuff
>> like: ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-A and ISO/IEC 11801. Wossat then? We're
>> only using ordinary PCs, plus a v posh colour
>> photocopier/printer/fax/scanner/network machine. Ordinary pukka Cat5
>> will do for me, but architects want numbers. Any pointers gratefully
>> received.
>> Martin
>>
>>
>>
> Specify CAT5e cable to EN50173:1995 (modified 2000)
>
> FYI, EN50173 is a generic cabling standard which sets all kinds of
> specifications and refers out to other relevant Euro-norms. This
> should do them pesky architects nicely! In normal every day terms, it
> means go and grab a reel or two of decent CAT5e (not CAT5) cable from
> your nearest electrical wholesaler - it will comply with this standard
> as it has to!
>
> Rob
Thanks for your time and knowledge, Rob. That will do very nicely.
Martin
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