AddOn
AddOn ADD15FCAT7BE 15 ft Cat 7 network ethernet cable
A 15-foot Cat 7 S/FTP patch cable with RJ-45 connectors for high-speed wired networking
- Cat7
- Length15 ft.
- ColorBlue
- Supports Cat 7 bandwidth for demanding networks
- 15 ft length reaches across rooms or racks
- Blue jacket simplifies cable identification
- S/FTP shielding reduces signal interference
- PVC construction protects conductors during routing
15 ft Cat 7 S/FTP patch cable
This 15 ft Cat 7 patch cable uses S/FTP shielding with copper conductors and RJ-45 male connectors on both ends. The blue PVC jacket protects the twisted pairs for indoor network runs. It is built to the Cat 7 specification for structured cabling. The cable arrives new in manufacturer packaging.
Installers needing shielded Cat 7 runs
Technicians who require individually foil-shielded pairs plus an overall braid for alien-crosstalk protection will find this cable matches that requirement. Builders who only need unshielded Cat 5e or Cat 6 links should select a different construction. The fixed 15 ft length suits point-to-point connections without slack.
15 ft fixed length
The single specification that decides fit is the 15 ft length between connectors. Measure the exact patch-panel-to-switch or wall-plate-to-device distance before ordering. If the run is longer or shorter, this specific cable will not reach or will leave excess coil.
Highlights
- Supports Cat 7 bandwidth for demanding networks
- 15 ft length reaches across rooms or racks
- Blue jacket simplifies cable identification
- S/FTP shielding reduces signal interference
- PVC construction protects conductors during routing
Specifications
| Brand | AddOn |
|---|---|
| Cat | 7 |
| Length | 15 ft. |
| Color | Blue |
| Shipping weight | 20.41 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 178 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
What length and connector type does this Cat 7 cable use for a standard patch connection?
The cable is 15 ft long with RJ-45 male connectors on both ends for a straight patch link.
How do you seat the RJ-45 plugs so the latch actually locks?
Push each RJ-45 plug straight into the port until the latch tab clicks; pulling back gently confirms it is locked.
When should the blue PVC jacket or the RJ-45 latches be checked for wear?
Inspect the jacket and latch tabs whenever the cable is moved or reconnected; replace it if the jacket is kinked, the latch tabs are broken, or the plug no longer clicks.
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