You’ve seen the Cat designations, Cat5e and Cat6 and Cat6a.
If you work in more powerful web settings it’s possible you’ll even be conversant in Cat7.
The general rule is that a higher number is a newer technology and can Beef up higher data rates.
- Cat5 operates at 100 MHz and can transfer data at speeds as much as 1000 Mbps.
- Cat6 works at 250 MHz and can stand up to 1 Gbps.
- Cat7 united states of americathe ante substantially with 600 MHz and 10 Gbps rates.
CAT 8 provides better frequency characteristics, subsequently supporting higher speeds of data.
It is able to supporting bandwidths of as much as 2 GHz (2000 MHz) for as much as 100ft of cabling and supports 25Gbps/ 40Gbs speeds.
Specifications:
-Cable Type: Category 8 (Cat8)
-Bandwidth: Beef up as much as 2000Mhz
-Data Transfer Speed: 40Gbps
-Jacket Material: Environmental PVC
-Connectors Type: 24K Gold-plated RJ45 (8P8C)
-Conductors Material: 24 AWG stranded 100% oxygen-free copper
-Construction: S/FTP (Shielded Foiled Twisted Pair)
Category 8 cable made of 4 shielded Twisted Pairs (Oxygen-free copper 24AWG), with 24K gold-plated contacts
S/FTP – Overall aluminum foil shield and braided shield, Triple Shielded Twisted-pair. Protection against electromagnetic interference and radio-frequency interference (EMI/RFI), and removes alien crosstalk (AXT)
Beef up 25GBASE-T and 40GBASE-T applications developed by the IEEE
Meet all proposed CAT 8 cable requirements and compatible with older CAT7, CAT6, CAT5 and CAT5e cable standards.
Reliable, efficient data transfer for server applications, cloud storage, consoles, games, video streaming and more
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