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Computerzone Cat8 network ethernet cable 26AWG 100 ft
A 100 ft Cat8 patch cable with S/FTP shielding, 26 AWG conductors and gold-plated RJ45 connectors rated for 40 Gbps at 2000 MHz
- Length100 ft.
- 40 Gbps data rate for ultra-fast networking
- 2000 MHz bandwidth supports demanding applications
- S/FTP shielding minimises signal interference
- 26 AWG conductors thicker than 32 AWG for stable transfer
- Weatherproof PVC jacket rated for direct burial
100 ft Cat8 shielded cable
This 100 ft Cat8 Ethernet cable uses four shielded foiled twisted pairs built with single-strand oxygen-free copper conductors. The S/FTP construction supports bandwidth up to 2000 MHz and data rates up to 40 Gbps. Gold-plated RJ45 connectors complete the link for routers, switches or gaming rigs.
Upgrade from thinner 32 AWG cables
The 26 AWG gauge is thicker than typical 32 AWG patch cords, giving lower attenuation and more stable throughput over long runs. The jump is worth it when you need reliable 40 Gbps performance across the full 100 ft distance without signal degradation.
Direct-burial outdoor rating frees routing choices
Upgraded PVC jacketing makes the cable waterproof, anti-corrosion and rated for direct burial, so it can run outside or through walls without conduit. The quadruple shielding rejects EMI and RFI, letting you route near power lines or equipment that would upset unshielded cables.
Highlights
- 40 Gbps data rate for ultra-fast networking
- 2000 MHz bandwidth supports demanding applications
- S/FTP shielding minimises signal interference
- 26 AWG conductors thicker than 32 AWG for stable transfer
- Weatherproof PVC jacket rated for direct burial
Specifications
| Length | 100 ft. |
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Questions about this item
What connector size does the 100 ft cable use for the RJ45 ports?
The cable terminates in standard gold-plated RJ45 connectors that fit any 8P8C port on routers, switches, PCs or gaming consoles.
How do I route the S/FTP cable through walls without damaging the shielding?
Pull gently using a blunt fish tape; avoid sharp bends tighter than four times the cable diameter so the foil shields stay intact.
When should I replace the outdoor-rated jacket if it is buried directly?
Inspect the PVC jacket annually; replace the run if you see cracking, deep abrasion or water ingress at the connectors.
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