distance of Category 6 network cables

The maximum transmission distance of a single segment is 100 meters. The transmission frequency of Category 6 cable is from 1MHz to 250MHz, and the comprehensive attenuation to crosstalk ratio of Category 6 cabling system should have a large margin at 200MHz, providing twice the bandwidth of Category 5.
The transmission performance of Category 6 cabling is far higher than that of Category 5 standards, and it is most suitable for applications with transmission rates higher than 1Gbps.
An important difference between the six and super five categories is:
Improved performance in terms of crosstalk and return loss. For the new generation of full duplex high-speed network applications, excellent return loss performance is extremely important.
The basic link model has been eliminated from the six categories of standards, and the routing standard adopts a star topology. The required routing distance is: the length of the permanent link cannot exceed 90m, and the channel length cannot exceed 100m.