Length: 3m (9 ft 9 inch)

Colour: Blue

Type: Flat

Category: CAT7

DESCRIPTION

Cat 7 flat low profile cables run much faster Cat 6 or Cat 5 cables but are backwardly compatible.

With a height of 2.4 mm they're perfect for under carpets or floor boards.

So what's the difference between Cat 5e Cat 6 and Cat 7 cables?

There are two main factors to look at when comparing network cables. The first is the speed (bandwidth) and the other the frequency (MHz).

The Speed determines how much data (bandwidth) can be sent through the cable. Cat 7 cables have a maximum speed/bandwidth of 10, 000 Mbit/s but Cat 6 carries a lower 1,000Mbit/s and the cat 5e range of cables carry up to 1,000Mbit/s.

The Frequency or MHz indicates how often the signal can pass through the cable. Cat 7 cables have a very high frequency at 600Mhz but Cat 6 only has 250Mhz and Cat5e 100Mhz. Overall a Cat 7 cable will allow more bandwidth at a faster rate than the previous Cat 6 or Cat5e Cables.

Cat5e – Has a speed to 1,000 Mbit/s, 100mhz

Cat6 – Has a speed to 1,000 Mbit/s, 250mhz

Cat6a – Has a speed to 10,000 Mbit/s, 500mhz

Cat7 – Has a speed to 10,000 Mbit/s, 600mhz

FULL COPPER Shielded Cable

This Cable is shielded to eliminate the chance of cross talk and interference from near by devices. The FTP (Foil Twisted Pairs) are made from full copper strands delivering super fast speeds to your gamin console, TV, PC, Laptop Mac amongst other devices. Full copper cables are suitable for POE devices such as Access points, WIFI Range extenders, CCTV or networking switches that need to carry power via the Ethernet cable to a POE port.

Low Profile Design

Perfect for hiding under carpets and floorboards thanks to the flat 2.4mm profile.

7.5mm Width x 2.4mm Height Low Profile Cable

Up to 10,000 Mbit/s and 600Mhz Transfer Speeds

Backwardly compatible with Cat6a/Cat6/Cat5e/Cat5e Ports

REACH Compliant

ROHS Compliant

FTP Shielded Cable

Shielded Cable to eliminate cross talk and interference

Suitable for POE (Full Copper Cable)

Brand new and unused