Cat6 Ethernet Structured Cabling Salt Lake City

I was surprised how much of a difference this deadcat makes for my Rode microphone, but we always have a little wind in Salt Lake City and this has made all those subtle wind sounds disappear!

This is the cheapest SFP+ switch (but reliable) I could find for my homelab. Many others are more expensive. After reading reviews on the Mikrotik SFP+ options I decided to stay with Unifi since I already had many Ubiquiti Ethernet switches and a controller in place. I am also connecting this to a Unifi 24-port via 1-Gb SFP as a link and connecting to my core switch via 10GbE over CAT6. Core switch is an FS.COM unit with a 10GbE Ethernet transceiver. No issues negotiating to 10GbE. The CAT6 cable run is probably under 50 feet. I am also using old Finisar transceivers without issue, but have not tried DAC cables yet. However, if you do not have a Unifi Controller in place perhaps wait for the new QNAP managed combo switches coming out. It will be a lot simpler. Or you can get the more expensive EdgeSwitch ES-16-XG.

I was putting audio within a mini storage in the hallways and the only cabling I had available from the office was ethernet. Thankfully I had seen Dante talked about in a console mixing setting that you can move audio within your network with POE Switches and ethernet. It was easy to get it working with 2 of these. To get the 3rd one I had to reach out to support which I merely needed to open the setting for the audio source and create a Multicast Flow for it, which made the whole setup work.

I like the white cat6 cable.

This is the best planner ever. It is very well structured and has a work flow no other planner can match.

Good Cabling

Ethernet cables are ethernet cables, but these are fine!

It's a case. Plenty of cabling options.

I used this paper for salt printing and it has been perfect.

Quality CAT6 cables and best snagless design!