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Avantalk Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 75 ft 26AWG 40Gbps 2000MHz Shielded S/FTP UV Resistant 2 in 1 accessory
A 75 ft Cat 8 cable delivers 40 Gbps at 2000 MHz with 26 AWG shielded conductors and UV resistant jacket for outdoor or indoor use
- High-speed 40Gbps bandwidth for lag-free gaming and streaming
- 2000MHz frequency supports maximum network performance
- 26AWG single-strand OFC wire delivers stable data transfer
- S/FTP shielding with aluminium foil blocks crosstalk and interference
- 75 ft UV-resistant jacket rated for direct burial outdoors
75 ft Cat 8 shielded cable
This 75 ft Cat 8 Ethernet cable supports bandwidth up to 2000 MHz and data speeds up to 40 Gbps. It uses 26 AWG single-strand oxygen-free copper wire with four individually foil-shielded twisted pairs and an overall braid. The construction reduces crosstalk and interference for stable wired connections.
Suited for long indoor or outdoor runs
The UV-resistant jacket and direct-burial rating make it practical for outdoor routing between buildings or through conduit. Shielded RJ45 connectors fit routers, modems, switches, NAS devices, consoles such as PS5 or Xbox 360, IP cameras and laptops. Buyers who need a shorter patch cable or a thinner 32 AWG option should consider a different product.
Handles 40 Gbps over the full 75 ft
At this length the cable maintains the rated 40 Gbps throughput for gaming, streaming, cloud backups and smart-home traffic. Beyond 75 ft the Cat 8 standard does not guarantee the same headroom, so longer runs would require a different solution.
Highlights
- High-speed 40Gbps bandwidth for lag-free gaming and streaming
- 2000MHz frequency supports maximum network performance
- 26AWG single-strand OFC wire delivers stable data transfer
- S/FTP shielding with aluminium foil blocks crosstalk and interference
- 75 ft UV-resistant jacket rated for direct burial outdoors
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What network ports must my router or switch provide for this 40 Gbps Cat 8 cable to operate at its rated speed?
Both ends need RJ45 ports that support 40 Gbps operation; the cable terminates in shielded RJ45 connectors and is rated for 2000 MHz bandwidth.
Will this 75 ft Cat 8 cable work reliably with my existing Cat 6a patch panel and older gigabit devices?
Yes — the cable is backward compatible with Cat 6a, Cat 6 and Cat 5e equipment; its 26 AWG S/FTP construction simply runs at the highest speed both linked devices negotiate.
How can I verify the link is actually running at 40 Gbps after I plug the cable in?
Check the port status lights or OS network adapter settings — they should report a 40 Gbps link speed and show no CRC errors when the 2000 MHz Cat 8 connection is active.
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