The 100M network cable refers to the network cable used in the 100M network. In the integrated wiring, the 100M network refers to the Super Category 5 network cable.

In fact, the Category 6 network cable can also be used in the 100M network, but the Category 6 network cable is generally used under the gigabit network, and the cost is high, so it will not be used as the medium for transmitting the 100M network. If you plan to upgrade the gigabit network, you can install six types of network cables. When you want to upgrade the gigabit network, you can use it as long as you replace the gigabit router and the gigabit switch. Because the transmission of the network is not only a problem of the line, but also the accessories must be well matched. Category 6 network cables also use 100M routers and 100M switches to transmit 100M networks.

Super Category 5 network cable, marked with "CAT5e" on the outer skin, used in a 100Mbps network, and only realizes the connection between the desktop switch and the computer. The network cable consists of a twisted pair RJ45 head (crystal head) with a certain distance. The sequencer is connected with the crystal head.

(Standard 568B): The line sequence at both ends is the same, the line sequence is: 1. White-orange, 2. Orange, 3. White-green, 4. Blue, 5. White-blue, 6. Green, 7. White-brown, 8. Brown.

(Standard 568A): One end is the line sequence of the positive line, and the other end is: 1. White-green, 2. Green, 3. White-orange, 4. Blue, 5. White-blue, 6. Orange, 7. White-brown, 8 .brown.

Super Category 5 network cable, marked with "CAT5e" on the outer skin, used in a 100Mbps network, and only realizes the connection between the desktop switch and the computer. The network cable consists of a twisted pair RJ45 head (crystal head) with a certain distance. The sequencer is connected with the crystal head.

(Standard 568B): The line sequence at both ends is the same, the line sequence is: 1. White-orange, 2. Orange, 3. White-green, 4. Blue, 5. White-blue, 6. Green, 7. White-brown, 8. Brown.

(Standard 568A): One end is the line sequence of the positive line, and the other end is: 1. White-green, 2. Green, 3. White-orange, 4. Blue, 5. White-blue, 6. Orange, 7. White-brown, 8 .brown.