I assume you have installed your cable, so would be interested in knowing what you actually installed.

Cat 7 cabling can handle up to 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) speeds over distances of up to 100 meters, while Cat 7a can handle 10GbE speeds over distances of up to 100 meters as well as 40GbE speeds over distances of up to 50 meters.Then use 15~30ft of the 300ft cable to create a 'drop cable' that you use to connect your motorhome to the termination box. Our range of Cat7 Cables have a double shielding (S/FTP) to eliminate the chance of cross talk and interference from near by devices. Cat6a cables are larger and heavier than Cat6, affecting how many cables can fit in a cable tray or conduit. Both Cat7 and Cat7A cables are used to connect a variety of devices like modems, routers, hubs, and computers in networks of all sizes, from small home networks to extensive commercial setups. Due to its length of 100 meters, this cable is very suitable for connecting many devices to the internet.

It is, however, backward compatible with RJ-45 and could be used interchangeably for the most part, but due to the limited adoption of Cat7 Ethernet cables, the GG45 Connector is hard to come by . A quick look at Cat7's capabilities might make you wonder what all the fuss is about, because on paper at least, it has everything you might want in an Ethernet cable. It can support 40 Gigabit connections up to 50 meters and 100 Gigabit up to 15 meters in the right circumstances.D, Foil and Braid Shielded twisted pair solid cores, Basic Conductor: solid AWG 22/1, bare annealed copper (0. The GG45 connector has four additional conductors that provide support for frequencies of up to 600 MHz and 1200MHz. The print legend on the cable now includes information regarding the DOP number, Test and Classification of the cable for traceability. This can simplify installation and reduce costs, making it an attractive option for many businesses. I've worked with Orion on numerous projects and I can honestly say Dan and his team have always been very thorough in completing the task at hand and on time.

Originally ratified as a standard in 2002 , Cat7 was the first Ethernet cable type to offer speeds up to 10 Gbps over up to 100 meters of copper cabling.CAT7A cable features four foil wrapped shielded pairs along with an overall braided shield protecting signals from crosstalk and EMI. That's noticeably higher than Cat6 cables, although falls very close to the capabilities of Cat6A , which debuted two years later. Can directly and accurately test 100M, 305M, and other different lengths, with test requirements higher than the FLUKE test.