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Bipra 2 in 1 accessory 10 pack 3 ft blue Cat8 40 Gbps 2000 MHz 24 AWG
Ten 3-foot Cat8 patch cables deliver 40 Gbps at 2000 MHz with 24 AWG pure copper conductors and gold-plated RJ45 plugs
- Fast 40 Gbps data transfer for demanding networks
- 2000 MHz bandwidth supports high-speed server and streaming use
- 100% pure copper conductors with 50 micron gold-plated RJ45 plugs
- Backward compatible with Cat5, Cat6 and Cat7 networks
- 10 cables at 3 ft each for multiple device connections
Network-ready Cat8 patch cables
This ten-pack of 3 ft blue Cat8 patch cables supports 40 Gbps data rates at 2000 MHz bandwidth. Each cable uses 24 AWG pure copper conductors with 50 micron gold-plated RJ45 plugs. The set suits home offices, server racks and gaming setups that need reliable wired links.
Backward-compatible RJ45 wiring
The cables follow TIA/EIA-568B pin-out and work with existing Cat5, Cat6 and Cat7 infrastructure. Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion through repeated insertions. The slim profile eases routing through tight cable trays and around desk grommets.
Shielded for stable throughput
Foil shielding and the high 550 MHz rating reduce crosstalk on busy networks. Pure copper cores keep signal loss low over the 3 ft run. The construction meets UL/cUL and RoHS requirements for safe, long-term operation.
Highlights
- Fast 40 Gbps data transfer for demanding networks
- 2000 MHz bandwidth supports high-speed server and streaming use
- 100% pure copper conductors with 50 micron gold-plated RJ45 plugs
- Backward compatible with Cat5, Cat6 and Cat7 networks
- 10 cables at 3 ft each for multiple device connections
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What bandwidth does the Cat8 2000 MHz rating actually deliver?
The cables are rated for 2000 MHz bandwidth and up to 40 Gbps data transfer, supporting high-speed LAN applications such as server links, cloud storage and 4K streaming.
What physical space do the RJ45 plugs need to seat properly?
Each cable uses standard RJ45 connectors with 50 micron gold-plated contacts; they fit any standard Ethernet port on routers, switches, PCs, laptops, printers or modems.
How are the cables wired, and what common mistake should be avoided?
They follow the TIA/EIA T-568B wiring standard; ensure both ends are plugged into ports wired to the same standard to avoid crossover issues.
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