Who can talk about how to distinguish between network cables exceeding five categories and exceeding six categories?

"category 5 network cable" refers to category 5 UTP-Unshielded Twisted Pair and category 5 shielded twisted pair.

unshielded twisted pair cable is composed of several twisted pairs and a plastic sheath. Five categories refer to five different quality levels defined by the International Electrical Industry Association for twisted-pair cables.

"Super Category 6 network cable", most of the super Category 6 cables use the same modules and jumpers as Category 6 cables of the same brand, so their main difference lies in cables. IBDN's super-Category 6 cable 48LX is set to run normally at high temperature from the beginning, so one of its cable construction features is large wire diameter, and the diameter of transmission conductor is increased from .5mm(24AWG) to .6 mm (23 AWG) for ordinary Category 6. There are also some manufacturers who tried their best to improve the NEXT method by using 24AWG in the initial super-6 cables, but in 22, the wire diameter was increased to 23AWG in the improved cables. Another feature is that a cross-shaped pair separator is added between four twisted pairs. Without cross separation, one pair of wires in the cable may be trapped in the gap between two wires of another pair of wires, and the spacing between pairs of wires will be reduced, which will aggravate the crosstalk problem. At the same time, the separator and the sheath of the cable tightly fix the four pairs of wires in their designed positions, and can slow down the looseness of the wire pairs caused by the bending of the cable, thus reducing the performance degradation during installation. 48LX is the first super-Category 6 cable with cross separator, and later cable groups followed suit and adopted similar technology.