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The Kenable Cat7 flat Ethernet cable is an ideal networking solution for home and office users who need high-speed connectivity in tight spaces. It provides up to 10Gbps data transfer speeds and 600MHz frequency, making it perfect for demanding tasks like gaming and 4K streaming. While the flat design allows for discreet installation under carpets or floorboards, users should be mindful that sharp bends or repeated folding of flat cables can eventually compromise internal wire integrity.
| Series | Cat7 |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 010729 |
| Brand | kenable |
Yes, this cable features FTP (Foil Twisted Pairs) shielding, which provides protection against crosstalk and external electromagnetic interference.
Yes, the Cat7 cable is backward compatible with Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a standards.
This cable is designed for indoor use. Outdoor usage requires UV-rated and waterproof cabling.
We do not recommend cutting and re-terminating flat Ethernet cables, as the specialized geometry of the wires can be very difficult to reseat properly.
The flat shape does not negatively affect signal quality, provided the cable is high quality and within the rated length specification for the category.
Ensure both ends are firmly clicked into the RJ45 ports and check that the device at the other end is capable of 10Gbps negotiation.
Check for sharp bends or kinks in the flat cable; if the cable was folded tightly, it may have caused internal damage to the twisted pairs.
Verify that your switch or injector provides sufficient power output to meet the requirements of your specific POE device.
To ensure optimal performance, avoid running the cable near high-voltage power lines to prevent electromagnetic interference. When routing the cable, use adhesive cable clips designed for flat surfaces rather than staples, which can damage the internal shielding.
