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I thought that at one point I read about POE in regards to larger gauge wire. Did a bit of googling now. https://www.cablinginstall.com/cable/copper/article/16478754/coppercabling-awg-explainedand this; https://www.cablinginstall.com/cabl...poe-considerations-what-you-need-to-know"The reduced heat generation of higher category cables is inferred mostly from the more stringent attenuation requirements of higher category cabling, causing cable manufacturers to increase conductor size. For example, a typical category 5e cable is constructed with 24 AWG conductors, while typical category 6A has 23 AWG conductors." The articles are a bit older, but I haven't really kept up with cabling standards lately
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