🔌 Industrial Electrical Cat 7 Ethernet Cable Review

Slim design is great for routing cables through door frames and around corners. It's only been installed for about a week, but so far it's doing a good job of handling traffic between the router and the modem. The cable ends are securely fixed. Be careful not to unwind the cable when you take it out of the box: if you have room to keep the reel upright and roll it across the floor, do it! I held the roll horizontally and dropped layers of the roll on the floor and had to spend a few minutes…

I needed a 100ft cable to connect two computers with a 10Gb NIC in different rooms. I first bought a triple shielded outdoor CAT7 cable as I was concerned about electrical noise interference. The outdoor cable delivered reliable 10G speeds but was very stiff and difficult to install. I also felt that the RJ45 connector was pushing the NIC too hard. After some research I decided on this flat cable because it is shielded. This is much more flexible and easier to route. The braided cable looks…

The cable is good, with strong jacket, good flexibility, well shielded connectors. The problem with this cable is that the cable contains bifurcated pairs on pins 4-5 and 7-8. My cable tester found the problem and I ordered a replacement cable. The replacement cable has the exact same problem. A split pair will cause a high level of crosstalk on both affected pairs. A regular cable continuity test will show that all pins are properly connected since the same mistake was made on both ends of the