What is the difference between CM, CMP, CM Solid and CM Stranded?
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Cm is riser rated wire for installations without the need or spec of a plenum rated air space. We use in ducted, warehouse, garage, storage, homes. It's cheaper and good for most everything untill you get to commercial applications where you have return air above ceilings. Cmp is plenum rated for these air spaces above ceilings. - cmp is made with a smoke less or less harmful plastic if it catches fire to prevent people or fireman from inhaling harmful fumes. Solid is what 99% of installations need for punching down wires on patch panels and jacks. I have never in over 15 years of installs used stranded for structured cabling. We do use stranded wire in 18-2 22-2 22-6 22-6 for cctv access control and such as needed
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Bonnie, Here is what I found. http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/cf_us.pdf This doesn't answer your question directly, but these work great and are reliable. Good for the price.
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A c is a female cord end. A r is a female receptacle and a p is a male plug end
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From 3M's website it is approximately 210-220 micrometers or 0.00827 to 0.00866 inches thick. The link to their page is: http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_EU/architectural-markets-EU/home/products/~/3M-DI-NOC-Architectural-Finish-CA-1170-Carbon-1-22-m-x-12-m-?N=5002510+4294966743&rt=d
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Sorry, Serge, I don't know the difference. I liked the Canvio I had because of size. It dropped dead the first time I connected to USB 3.0. Amazon did give me a full refund....Great Company!!!
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Solid cable can span a longer distance. Cat5, Cat5e, and Cat6 cable is spec'd to convey the electrical signal over 100 meters (328 feet). That's 90 meters (295 feet) of SOLID cable, allowing for a 5M (16ft) STRANDED cable at either end. Typically, in-the-wall is stranded, and from wall (jack) to device is stranded. If you were to use all stranded for a run, you get less than 100 meters, but i'm not sure how much. Most houses are less than 295 feed, so stranded would probably be fine. But, i used solid for my 105 foot run, just cuz i wasted to be extra sure and have some margin.
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Mine is stamped CST 863, so I do not know what the differences are between the two.
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Solid is higher quality wire than stranded. I wouldn't mess with stranded at all. The individual wire in CAT5/6 is so small to begin with, I wouldn't trust stranded.
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http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/8142/~/difference-between-sata-i,-sata-ii-and-sata-iii
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It is most likely C, but it is hard to say. You'd be best off with a Google search and compare your port to pictures of each.
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A,B,C,etc are just different packages with different amount of accessories. That is the ONLY different. Other than that the Control boxes on these packages are EXACTLY the same box.
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solid is well...solid. Stranded is made up of alot of really small wires. Solid is great for bread boarding because they are "stiff" stranded is great for making wires longer (say a power cord as an example) because the wire is more flexible.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish. For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference. I've had good success with both as far as data burning! I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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http://cmscrubber.com - here's the mfg's website-talk to Larry Knapp, he will give you a very 'straight' answer.
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No difference. One just omits the mm and the other includes it. Same exact time size.
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Charles; to the best of my knowledge, they are not interchangeable. A B&D-DeWalt service center could tell you for certain, though. I have access to one, so I'll contact them and post the info here by the end of the week, just in case.
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Stranded wires are made up of small wires wrapped together that for the overall thickness (i.e. gauge) of the wire. Solid wires are made of a single wire of the specified thickness. Stranded wires, because they are made from smaller wires wrapped together, are usually more flexible than solid wires.