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Nippon Labs Cat8 Slim Ethernet Cable, White 26AWG S/FTP, 40Gbps 2000MHz RJ45
Nippon Labs Cat8 Slim Ethernet Cable, White 26AWG S/FTP, 40Gbps 2000MHz RJ45
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Cat8 S/FTP Slim Patch Cable, White
White suits installations outside the data center: a home office, a studio, or any run visible against a light wall where a black cable would draw the eye. The slim 26AWG jacket also sits flatter along a baseboard than standard Cat8.
Cat8 runs at 2GHz and 40Gbps, built for 25GBASE-T and 40GBASE-T switch-to-server links.
Specifications
- Bandwidth: 2000 MHz (2GHz), up to 40Gbps
- Conductor: 4-pair 26AWG stranded pure copper
- Shielding: S/FTP, foil per pair plus overall braid
- Connectors: RJ45 with 50-micron gold-plated contacts
- Wiring: T568B standard
- Certification: TIA/EIA compliant, UL and ETL, RoHS compliant
Backward compatible with Cat7, Cat6a, Cat6 and Cat5e equipment. Available from 0.5 ft. to 10 ft.
Buying more than one
Each listing carries every length from 0.5 ft to 10 ft as a separate option, so a rack refit is one product and several lines on the order rather than a hunt through the catalogue. Pick the shortest length that reaches: slack behind a cabinet is the thing that makes a patch field unreadable six months later.
Also available in
Same cable, same specification. The jacket colour is the only difference. Running two or three colours on one job is the cheapest way to tell circuits apart later: one for uplinks, one for the devices that must not be unplugged, one for everything else.
Black · Blue · Gray · Green · Orange · Purple · Red · White (this one) · Yellow
Often bought with
- Cat8 Ethernet Patch Cable, White 28AWG S/FTP, 40Gbps 2000MHz RJ45: a thinner 28AWG white Cat8 for dense patch panels
- All Cat8 colours and lengths: every Cat8 cable we carry in one place
Specifications
| Connectors | RJ45 |
| Max speed / bandwidth | 40Gbps |
| Wire gauge | 26 AWG |
| Shielding | S/FTP |
| Color | White |
| Certifications | UL Listed, ETL Verified |
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