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Bipra Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 40 ft 26AWG 2 in 1 Accessories
Cat 8 Ethernet cable supports 40 Gbps at 2000 MHz with 26 AWG shielded twisted pairs for low interference
- Supports 40 Gbps transfers with 2000 MHz bandwidth
- 26 AWG solid OFC conductors reduce signal loss
- Individually foil-shielded twisted pairs block crosstalk
- Shielded RJ45 plugs fit routers, consoles and NAS
- 40 ft length reaches distant outlets without slack
Cat 8 Cable for 40Gbps Networking
This Bipra Cat 8 Ethernet cable delivers 40Gbps data speed at 2000MHz bandwidth over a 40 ft length. It uses 26AWG single-strand OFC wire with four individually foil-shielded twisted pairs (F/FTP) and shielded RJ45 connectors at both ends. The construction targets crosstalk, noise and interference for stable transfers.
Suited for High-Demand LAN Links
It suits users who need maximum wired throughput for gaming consoles, NAS devices, IP cameras, smart-home hubs or cloud-backed workloads. Builders who only require standard Gigabit speeds, prefer thinner patch leads or want cables shorter than 40 ft should look at something else.
Fits Directly Into Existing Ports
The shielded RJ45 plugs connect straight to router, switch, modem, adapter or console ports without extra couplers. The 26AWG gauge is thicker than 32AWG alternatives, so it occupies more conduit space but frees the link from signal degradation on long runs.
Highlights
- Supports 40 Gbps transfers with 2000 MHz bandwidth
- 26 AWG solid OFC conductors reduce signal loss
- Individually foil-shielded twisted pairs block crosstalk
- Shielded RJ45 plugs fit routers, consoles and NAS
- 40 ft length reaches distant outlets without slack
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of network ports must my devices have for this cable to connect?
Both devices need standard RJ45 Ethernet ports, which this cable plugs into directly.
Will this Cat 8 cable still work if my router or switch only supports Cat 6 or Cat 5e?
Yes, the cable is backward compatible and will run at the highest speed the older equipment allows.
How can I confirm the link is running at the full 2000 MHz bandwidth after I plug it in?
Check the connection status on your computer or router; it should show a 40 Gbps link speed when both ends support Cat 8.
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