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*Component performances are called "category"  
*Component performances are called "category"  
**Examples are cat5e,cat6,cat6A,cat7, cat7A,cat8.1,cat8.2  
**Examples are cat5e,cat6,cat6A,cat7, cat7A,cat8.1,cat8.2  
 
*Installed link performances are called "class"  
*Installed link performances are calles "class"  
**Examples are class D,class E,class EA, class F, class FA,class I, class II  
**Examples are class D,class E,class EA, class F, class FA,class I, class II  




ISO/IEC standards often form the basis of regional and national standards, including the European CENELEC standards
ISO/IEC standards often form the basis of regional and national standards, including the European CENELEC standards

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Popular Standards and Limits

ISO/IEC

  • Name contains ISO or IEC
  • Valid around the world
  • Component performances are called "category"
    • Examples are cat5e,cat6,cat6A,cat7, cat7A,cat8.1,cat8.2
  • Installed link performances are called "class"
    • Examples are class D,class E,class EA, class F, class FA,class I, class II


ISO/IEC standards often form the basis of regional and national standards, including the European CENELEC standards