BFKK
BFKK Cat8 Slim Patch Cable 2ft 24 Pack Network Ethernet Cable
24 slim Cat8 patch cables, each 2 ft long, deliver 40 Gbps at 2000 MHz with F/FTP shielding and 30 AWG pure copper for dense racks
- Length2 ft.
- 40 Gbps bandwidth for high-density server links
- 2000 MHz frequency headroom supports future 40 G upgrades
- Double F/FTP shielding rejects EMI/RFI in noisy racks
- 30 AWG pure copper conductors verified to Fluke DSX-8000
- Slim half-size jacket eases routing in tight patch panels
High-Density Cat8 Patch Cable Pack
This 24-pack of Cat8 Ethernet cables is built for data-centre and server-room installations where space is tight. Each 2 ft slim cable uses 30 AWG pure copper conductors and double F/FTP shielding to suppress EMI and RFI. The construction meets ANSI/TIA 568.2-D standards and passes Fluke DSX-8000 verification for project-grade performance.
Suited For High-Density Racks, Not Long Runs
These short, slender cables are ideal for switch-to-switch, switch-to-router and patch-panel links inside crowded racks. They are not intended for buyers who need longer horizontal runs, desktop patch cords or in-wall installations that require a thicker jacket and greater pull strength.
40 Gbps Bandwidth At 2000 MHz
The Cat8 rating delivers up to 40 Gbps throughput with 2000 MHz bandwidth, making it the single specification that determines whether the cable matches the target link speed. Backward compatibility with Cat 7, Cat 6a, Cat 6 and Cat 5e ensures it works with existing gear.
Highlights
- 40 Gbps bandwidth for high-density server links
- 2000 MHz frequency headroom supports future 40 G upgrades
- Double F/FTP shielding rejects EMI/RFI in noisy racks
- 30 AWG pure copper conductors verified to Fluke DSX-8000
- Slim half-size jacket eases routing in tight patch panels
Specifications
| Length | 2 ft. |
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 24-pack of 2 ft cables or a different quantity?
The listing supplies 24 cables, each 2 ft long, so the pack size is fixed at 24 pieces.
What does the 40 Gbps figure mean when the cable is plugged into my switch?
The cable supports up to 40 Gbps transfer speed and 2000 MHz bandwidth, enabling that throughput when both ends use Cat 8 ports.
Is the F/FTP shielding and ANSI/TIA 568.2-D rating the limiting factor for real-world speed?
Double foil shielding and the ANSI/TIA 568.2-D standard let the cable reach its rated 40 Gbps and 2000 MHz when connected to compatible hardware.
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