Product Description
"CAT8.
1 RJ45 patch cable S/FTP PIMF, LSZH, 2000 MHz, 40 GBit/s network cableS/FTP shielded1:1 pin assignmentSnap-in protectionHalogen freeIP20 suitableAchieve up to 40 Gbit/s with Cat.
8 cableCategory 8, or simply Cat.
8, is the fastest copper Ethernet cable to date.
It represents a significant leap in data transmission speed over Cat.
7 and Cat.
6a cables: EFB-Elektronik's Cat 8.1 network cable is designed for transmission speeds up to 40 Gbps and an operating frequency up to 2000 MHz.
This is four times the performance of Cat.
6a and Cat.
7 cables.
EFB Elektronik's Cat.
8.1 patch cables are individually tested with a Fluke meter and the corresponding report is included with each cable.
Network cables Cat.
8The Cat.
8.1 LAN cables are perfect for use in fast networks and for connecting routers, switches, servers, patch panels and much more.
To use the full capacity, the other components in the network should also be designed for such speeds.
Together with EFB electronics data outlets and patch panels, you can exploit the optimal performance of the network cable Cat.
8.
Cat.
8.1 patch cables are ideal for switch-to-switch communication in data centers and server rooms.
The super-fast Cat.
8 network cables are also used in professional network and media technology.
In Cat.
8 network cables, a foil wraps each twisted pair of wires to virtually eliminate crosstalk and enable higher data transmission speeds.
The LAN cable's halogen-free outer jacket provides additional safety.
In the Cat.
8.1 version, the cable has a high-quality, shielded RJ45 connector with gold-plated contacts.
Due to its kink and jack protection, a high number of mating cycles is possible.
Cat.
8 network cables support Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) technology for transmitting power and data over a single cable.
So by eliminating or reducing the need for power cables, Cat.
8 patch cords can save a lot of space in crowded server rooms.
EFB-Elektronik's Cat.
8.1 network cables are backward compatible and can also be used in Cat.
5 or Cat.
6 networks, and speeds of up to 40 Gbit can be achieved.
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