A cables network is a field which is widely used and acknowledged today. The above mentioned field, which is also sometimes referred to as ‘network cables’, forms the core of many a field, and these include the twin fields of telecommunication and computers.
It is a common perception that wireless connectivity is the answer to many a problem. This is partially true, but one should not ignore the fact, that a vast majority of computer networks today, still utilize and make use of, the time tested and trusted cable.
One of the commonly seen and widely used cables, which forms an integral part of cables network, is the CAT5 cable. This particular entity is a form of Ethernet cable, which is commonly used to connect computers, and is a popular choice for both, home as well as office networks. The CAT5 also has different permutations, in the form of CAT5e, CAT6 and others. It comes in two varieties, namely the solid wires illustration, as also the stranded wires one. A breed of connector, codenamed RJ-45, is a standard part of cables network, like those used in Ethernet networks. The said connectors gel beautifully with the different cables, and feature eight pins, to which cables interface electrically.
Some of the other cables, which fall within the ambit of cables network include, Null Modem cables, Fiber Optic cables, and Ethernet crossover cables. The first named connects two standard serial ports, with the intention of computer to computer networking. The second on the other hand, transmits information using pulses of light, and is projected for long distance network communication. Last come the Ethernet cross over cables. These cables are useful for short term networking of devices, in the event of a network router, switch, or hub, not being present. The given cables directly connect two network devices, of similar character to each other, over Ethernet.
The cables network inventory is very wholesome in nature. Some of the network cables available in 1000 feet pull box fashion are, the Cat5e Shielded Solid PVC CMR Cable, and the Cat5e 350MHz Solid Plenum-Rated CMP. 

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