I am doing some renovating and am installing 4 ethernet cables throughout the house through walls and ceilings, each less than 20 meters. Some areas will contain power lines, telephone lines and coax cables. I was hoping to have my TVs and computers connected through a wired network to get the most out of my gigabit router. I figured Cat5e would be sufficient since I can't think of any product or service that would require anything close to or over 1 gigabit, but maybe the community here can give me some heads up on that. The main difference in two products that I am currently looking at is "Plenum" and "Riser" cables. I did some research for a couple of days but I amn't too confident with what I understand so far since this will more or less be a permanent decision. From what I understand, it has to do with fire safety. Thanks in advance.
Category 5e
Plenum
250 ft.
24/4 Gauge
Twisted Pair Cable
$85
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Southwire-1000-ft-24-Gauge-4-Pair-CAT5e-Cable-Gray-56917949/202316502#specifications
Category 5e
Riser
1000 ft.
24/4 Gauge
Twisted Pair Cable
$85
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-250-ft-24-4-Gauge-Category-5e-Plenum-Internet-Wire-Blue-271-0144G/202206487
Category 5e
Plenum
250 ft.
24/4 Gauge
Twisted Pair Cable
$85
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Southwire-1000-ft-24-Gauge-4-Pair-CAT5e-Cable-Gray-56917949/202316502#specifications
Category 5e
Riser
1000 ft.
24/4 Gauge
Twisted Pair Cable
$85
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-250-ft-24-4-Gauge-Category-5e-Plenum-Internet-Wire-Blue-271-0144G/202206487