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Cat7 (SSTP) Shielded Patch Cable- Blue - 2 FT
Cat7 (SSTP) Shielded Patch Cable- Blue - 2 FT
26 AWG Pure Copper Conductor | + 600 MHz | SSTP | PoE
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Cat7 Ethernet Cables - 2FT Blue Shielded Cat7 Patch Cable
The future of network technology is here. Sending 10 gigabit Ethernet over four double shielded twisted pairs (SSTP) at a distance of 100 meters, Cat7 is one of the most advanced technologies being employed. Current Cat7 standards allow 10 gigabit Ethernet up to 100 meters, so if you need a long, fast, and reliable signal then Cat7 is for your network.
Features:
Connector 1: RJ45 Male
Connector 2: RJ45 Male
SSTP (double shield) Twist Pair
600MHz rated
CM Type PVC Jacket
55% coverage for braided shield
26AWG 4pair Stranded Copper Wire
50 Micron Gold Plated shielded RJ45 Plug
RoHS compliant
Power over Ethernet (PoE) Compatible
Supports IP Cameras
Q: What is and N connector?
A: An N connector is a threaded RF connector.
Q: What is an N connector commonly used for?
A: An N connector is commonly used on wireless and cellular base stations.
Q: Is an N connector weatherproof?
A: Yes Male N connectors have a rubber o-ring inside of them making them weatherproof.
Q: How can I tell the difference between a 50 and 75 Ohm N connector?
A: You can tell the difference by the center pin. A 50 Ohm connector has a pointed pin. A 75 Ohm has a rounded pin.
Q: What is a TNC connector?
A: A TNC connector is a threaded RF connector. Very similar to a BNC but threaded.
Q: What is an TNC connector commonly used for?
A: TNC connectors are commonly used in radio communications and wifi networks.
Q: How can I tell the difference between standard and reverse polarity connectors?
A standard male will be internally threaded with a male pin. A standard female will be externally threaded and accept a pin. A reverse polarity male will be internally threaded and accept a pin. A reverse polarity female will be externally threaded with a male pin.
