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Post #134607962 added 01-29-2020 2:02 PM by Jebstyle in Deal Talk
I have used them for POE runs multiple times, they work just as well as the thicker standard cat 6 cables. Absolutely no discernible difference.
Post #134473511 added 01-23-2020 1:24 AM by wikipost in Deal Talk
FYI - thinner wires may be problematic for POE applications but work great otherwise Basic Voltage Drop Law Vdrop = IR P(loss) = V(drop)*I V(drop) = I*R Substitute for V and the formula for...
Post #134471570 added 01-23-2020 8:57 AM by spamdie in Deal Talk
I do with monoprice had other add-ons to keep free shipping for other items. Like throw in a USB charging wire or something. - edit nevermind this isn't their you can only buy this product deal. ...
Post #134478329 added 01-23-2020 1:10 PM by reidlinr in Deal Talk
I think you're misinterpreting what I'm saying, and I used your facts. The vast majority of power use in the system is from the device that consumes the power (i.e. the PoE device), not the cable....
Post #134487707 added 01-23-2020 8:42 PM by vietseal in Deal Talk
Can I use Cat6a ethernet cables for home network.?
Post #134475083 added 01-23-2020 11:05 AM by desynergy in Deal Talk
Outside of our control. The customer wants the thin 6a patch cables in their comm rooms at each store. The rest of the store will be regular cable, but between the devices and switches/patch...
Post #134583086 added 01-28-2020 1:51 PM by alxshanti in Deal Talk
I actually only wanted a few of the high-speed certified HDMI cables, and I thought I could piggyback them on this deal for the free shipping--as it was possible in the past--but it looks like...
Post #134473214 added 01-23-2020 9:55 AM by daasder in Deal Talk
Would it make any difference in wired internet speeds using normal cat5 vs these cables?
Post #134479136 added 01-23-2020 1:36 PM by DarnCrazy in Deal Talk
Ah good catch! You're absolutely correct. I assumed Cat5E since I cannot remember the last time Cat5 was still being sold/used. Sorry dassder! Doaln is right, if you're using Cat5 versus Cat5E,...
Post #134466392 added 01-23-2020 4:38 AM by sagrr in Deal Talk
It seems like it’s a lot cheaper on amazon usually?
Post #134478824 added 01-23-2020 1:26 PM by Doaln in Deal Talk
Just an FYI, regular Cat5 is capped at a theoretical max 100Mbps while these are capped at a theoretical max 10,000Mbps, so there is a significant performance difference if your router, modem, and...
Post #134490512 added 01-24-2020 2:13 AM by hppwdn in Deal Talk
I bought a 10 pack of these in 50ft a couple weeks ago. Been using them for PoE on Wyze cams with no issue using the Monoprice USB ethernet extension adapter. I think 50ft is the limit for PoE on...
Post #134486546 added 01-23-2020 7:29 PM by Revo77 in Deal Talk
I have one of the thin ones and was surprised at just how thin it is. So far it works well. It’s thin like a thin lightning charging cable.
Post #134486591 added 01-23-2020 7:32 PM by jbrukardt in Deal Talk
I use 48 of the 1.5 footers as patches in my POE panel. No problems at all, 48v poe is carried perfectly. All the cabling after that 1.5 feet is solid copper cat5e though
Post #134472080 added 01-23-2020 9:14 AM by steve123456 in Deal Talk
I contacted monoprice about this a while back. They said the cables are certified for POE. I use them for Poe phones and as jumpers for access points(from the patch panel to the Poe switch). Never...
Post #134487464 added 01-23-2020 8:26 PM by TimO8570 in Deal Talk
I wasn't going to call out my anecdotal use case which mirrors yours, but thanks for adding. Once again, these cables are perfectly fine for basically all normal uses.
Post #134499761 added 01-24-2020 10:55 AM by SmartedPAnda in Deal Talk
I can't add to cart.
Post #134533796 added 01-26-2020 7:55 AM by TidalWaveOne in Deal Talk
I love these. I haven't had any issues and neither have a lot of other people.... but then again I don't run them as a bundle of 15. Have you even actually used these?
Post #134474765 added 01-23-2020 10:53 AM by Steve_Togo in Deal Talk
If your doing in home wiring, get the real wire that can be piped behind walls not these.
Post #134472425 added 01-23-2020 9:25 AM by Vinci in Deal Talk
Calling these Cat6A is deceptive. They may test out to 6A specs over a short distance, on their own, but the 6A specification requires that is it 23awg or larger. I've used these slim cables for...
Post #134470553 added 01-23-2020 8:20 AM by jhooper in Deal Talk
FYI: All CATx certified cables must be pure copper. CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum) isn't up to spec, but it's a lot cheaper.
Post #134478023 added 01-23-2020 12:57 PM by elmedico27 in Deal Talk
I would be using my 1ft in my PoE application, so this is the kind of experience I was looking for. Thanks!
Post #134486330 added 01-23-2020 7:17 PM by TimO8570 in Deal Talk
OK, I'll bite. You need an attentive guy on the sound board if you're gunna mic drop to save the audiences' ears :) With that out of the way, even chaining 2 of the 50' cables together would keep...
Post #134468294 added 01-23-2020 6:44 AM by DenMan in Deal Talk
I just compared prices - for these particular sets of cables they are definitely cheaper on Monoprice as of now. I thought shipping would make them even out but I'm actually getting the rare free...
Post #134481464 added 01-23-2020 3:12 PM by force41 in Deal Talk
Thank you OP, and TU !! You don't know how much I needed exactly these cables! Usually keep these on hand but ran out a month ago. Perfect timing! Happy Camper :)
Post #134474060 added 01-23-2020 10:26 AM by Hatersgonnahate in Deal Talk
What's Monoprice's shipping policy for free shipping? I have some HDMI cables I'd like to add to my order of cables
Post #134475422 added 01-23-2020 11:18 AM by monkeydoughnut in Deal Talk
Great cables, yes POE compliant. These slim type cables are used everywhere and have been for years. The real question is how are monoprice compared to other brands. I myself have not had any issues...
Post #134470118 added 01-23-2020 8:03 AM by elmedico27 in Deal Talk
Thanks for the heads up. Have you used these in a PoE situation with negative results? I actually have a pack of these in 1ft that I really like but I'm looking into adding a PoE switch for a...
Post #134519618 added 01-25-2020 10:56 AM by samsonn25 in Deal Talk
Isnt it almost impossible to make the wire any smaller than 30 awg LOL
Post #134552036 added 01-27-2020 7:41 AM by TimO8570 in Deal Talk
I hate to argue with a 'rando' about these cables but your strawman argument is as silly as the other guy who didn't know the difference between Volts and Watts. You can run 15 or 50 of these in...
Post #134465318 added 01-23-2020 1:23 AM by Discombobulated in Deal Talk
Monoprice For those interested Note, must apply the listed promo code to receive discount if shown. Shipping is free. 5-Pack 5' Monoprice SlimRun Cat6A RJ45 30AWG Pure Bare Copper Wire...
Post #134474321 added 01-23-2020 10:36 AM by DarnCrazy in Deal Talk
Thanks for you informative post and explaining exactly what people need to know about this product. The SilmRun cables should not be used for Power over Ethernet (PoE), even if they work, since...
Post #134499839 added 01-24-2020 10:58 AM by klocwerk in Deal Talk
Did our entire wiring closet with these for patches, highly recommended for anything under 20' imho. (Yes, PoE+ works fine for short runs, I never stressed it for length.)
Post #134474567 added 01-23-2020 10:45 AM by Caddyskack in Deal Talk
Seems like a lot of knowledgeable people on here, so any help would be appreciated. I am bout to move into a new home and I would like to wire a few of the rooms with Ethernet. Looking at the 50ft 5...
Post #134519129 added 01-25-2020 10:24 AM by Abulia15 in Deal Talk
Every time there is a cable deal for some trash fraud cables on SD some rando wants to fight about it... Try running 15 of these in a bundle for your small office. You'll either get fired, or have...
Post #134470295 added 01-23-2020 8:11 AM by spamdie in Deal Talk
Probably not good to run this wire under carpet.
Post #134475524 added 01-23-2020 11:21 AM by gluttonne in Deal Talk
I wouldn't put it in the walls but it will probably work fine otherwise. PoE = power over ethernet. If you aren't familiar you probably won't use it - it's used for powering smallish devices off of...
Post #134470343 added 01-23-2020 8:13 AM by mat2000 in Deal Talk
Hi elmedico27 Physics The ability of a wire to transmit power is based on the surface area, the smaller the diameter of the wire the higher the resistance, heat, power loss - which means less...
Post #134473040 added 01-23-2020 9:47 AM by mat2000 in Deal Talk
Hi Steve, If you trust a customer service rep from a vendor instead of science... well, that's on you. Math / Physics and Engineering are very clear on the matter. update: here's the data:...
Post #134503847 added 01-24-2020 1:45 PM by bobley in Deal Talk
Are the 24AWG a good buy? I'm looking for a 20' so it's those or the slim run. Figure it might be time to start buying cables that support 10G. Has anyone used the slim run with 10G?
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