Cat8 Shielded Ethernet Patch Cable
SKU
860-xx
24 AWG Stranded Pure Copper Conductor |2GHz Max Bandwidth | 40 Gps Max data rate | UL Listed | ETL
Cat8 Shielded Ethernet Patch Cable
Cat8 cable offers up to 40 Gbps of transfer speed and up to 2GHz of bandwidth by utilizing copper conductors and durable RJ45 connectors. While these cables are the latest and greatest in data transfering cables, it is also backwards compatible with Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat7 ports. Following T-568B wiring, this Cat8 cable is the perfect solution for any ethernet needs for home or commercial use.
Features:
- 2GHz Max Bandwidth
- Backwards compatible
- PVC Jacket
- 40 Gps Max data rate
- 24 AWG stranded pure copper conductor
- Shielding: Each pair Foil shielded / 4 Pair Braided Shield
- T568B standard wiring
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Product Questions
What is the part number and manufacturer of the CAT8 connector used in these cable assemblies?
Question by: Greg Barry on Sep 21, 2020, 6:37 AM
Our manufacturer is not something that we will divulge. Thank you.
Answer by: Jeff Johnston on Sep 21, 2020, 8:17 AM
The data rate of "40 Gbps Max Data Rate" exceeds the bandwidth "2GHz Max Bandwidth" because there are many signals at difference frequencies transferring data simultaneously inside the 2 GHz bandwidth range?
Question by: James Reilly on May 2, 2019, 9:50 AM
This is correct.
2GHz Max Bandwidth" is kind of vague but it is actually max signal frequency that can be used in a Ethernet circuit.
If a circuit has wider frequency range you can send more signals using different frequencies inside the “Bandwidth.
For example current FM radio band is 88MHz to 108MHz. Bandwidth is (108 – 88)= 20MHz.
If FM band is expanded to 80MHz to 180MHz, Bandwidth becomes 100MHz and we can have more FM stations (higher Data Rate).
Cat8 Ethernet cable is tested with 2GHz frequency.
Below is frequency limit and data rate of other Categories.
Standard Frequency Limit Data Rate
CAT 5/5e 100 MHz 100 Mbps
CAT 6 250 MHz 1 Gbps
CAT 7 600 MHz 10 Gbps
CAT 7a 1 GHz 10 Gbps+
CAT 8 2 GHz 40 Gbps
2GHz Max Bandwidth" is kind of vague but it is actually max signal frequency that can be used in a Ethernet circuit.
If a circuit has wider frequency range you can send more signals using different frequencies inside the “Bandwidth.
For example current FM radio band is 88MHz to 108MHz. Bandwidth is (108 – 88)= 20MHz.
If FM band is expanded to 80MHz to 180MHz, Bandwidth becomes 100MHz and we can have more FM stations (higher Data Rate).
Cat8 Ethernet cable is tested with 2GHz frequency.
Below is frequency limit and data rate of other Categories.
Standard Frequency Limit Data Rate
CAT 5/5e 100 MHz 100 Mbps
CAT 6 250 MHz 1 Gbps
CAT 7 600 MHz 10 Gbps
CAT 7a 1 GHz 10 Gbps+
CAT 8 2 GHz 40 Gbps
Answer by: Jeff - ProductManagement on May 3, 2019, 7:09 AM
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