Monoprice Inc. 140885 Flat Cat6 Network Ethernet Cable 10 ft Black 30AWG 550MHz
- Networking Patch Ca…
- 10 ft (3.05 m)
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Twenty-four slim 1 ft Cat8 patch cables deliver 40 Gbps at 2000 MHz with double-shielded F/FTP construction and gold-plated connectors
This 24-pack of Cat8 patch cables is built for short-distance links in racks and patch panels. Each cord measures 1 ft and uses 30 AWG pure copper conductors with double F/FTP shielding. The batch passes Fluke DSX-8000 testing and meets ANSI/TIA 568.2-D requirements.
The slim form factor suits switch-to-switch, switch-to-router and switch-to-server runs where space between equipment is limited. Installers who need longer horizontal runs or outdoor-rated jackets should look at other cable types.
The headline spec is 40 Gbps throughput with 2000 MHz bandwidth, qualifying the cable for 40GBASE-T links. Verify that both endpoints support Cat8 performance before deploying.
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| Overall length | 1 ft (0.3 m) |
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