Cat.7 Raw Cable: More Data Through the Line

The Cat.7 network cable is essentially an upgrade to the Cat.6A patch cable. It is equipped with a Cat.7 raw cable designed for an operating frequency of up to 600 MHz and a transmission speed of up to 10 Gbit/s. In contrast, the Cat.6A raw cable has an operating frequency of 500 MHz. The increased frequency allows the Cat.7 patch cable to handle significantly more data traffic when used with Cat.6A connectors. Additional safety is provided by the halogen-free outer sheath of the Cat.7 cable.

The patch cables are produced with a Cat.7 raw cable to ensure the highest possible performance. They are perfect for use in fast networks and for connecting routers, switches, lighting systems, digital displays, computers, or a variety of new IoT devices.

The Cat.7 network cable shows its optimal strength in conjunction with the EFB-Electronics data socket, the EFB-Electronics patch panel, and the EFB-Electronics keystone. These products can easily meet the high standards of the high-speed environment that the use of Cat.7 network cables entails. Cat.7 cables are used, among other things, in professional IT networks and in media technology, where large amounts of data need to be transmitted reliably.