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Nippon Labs
A 35 ft Cat 8 shielded patch cable with 24 AWG conductors rated for 2000 MHz and 40 Gbps, backward compatible with earlier categories
This 35 ft Cat 8 patch cable uses 24 AWG stranded copper conductors with individual foil shields and an overall braid shield to reach 2000 MHz bandwidth. It is built for 25GBASE-T and 40GBASE-T links in data-centre racks or high-speed home runs. Gold-plated RJ45 plugs on both ends provide 50 µm contact plating and a snagless strain-relief boot. The CM-rated PVC jacket is rated for indoor and outdoor use.
Confirm that both endpoints have RJ45 jacks and support at least the Cat 6a signalling you need; the cable is backward compatible with Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a and Cat7 equipment. Measure the exact run length so the 35 ft reach covers the path without tension. Ensure the pathway can accept a shielded S/FTP cable with a CM-rated jacket and that any patch panels or keystones accept the cable diameter. No specific switch, router or server model is required beyond standard RJ45 Ethernet ports.
The S/FTP construction with foil on each pair and a braided overall shield reduces alien crosstalk at 2000 MHz, so the link can sustain 40 Gbps where unshielded cables would fail. Gold-plated contacts and a soft-flex push tab make repeated mating reliable in dense patch panels. The snagless boot prevents latch damage when cables are pulled through cable managers. The CM-rated PVC jacket allows the same cable to transition from indoor racks to outdoor conduit without a splice.
| Brand | Nippon Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | 60CAT8-35-24GY |
| Type | Network Ethernet Cables |
| Cat | 8 |
| Connector A | RJ45 |
| Connector B | RJ45 |
| Length | 35 ft. |
| Color | Gray |
| Shielded | Each pair Foil shielded / 4 Pair Braid Shield |
| Wire Gauge | 24 AWG |
| Features | Operates at a frequency of 2 GHz (2000 MHz), which enables higher bandwidth and requires shielding and is regarded as a new option for emerging 25gbase-t and 40gbase-t networks. Fully backward compatible with all the previous (cat5, cat5e, cat6, cat6a and cat7) RJ45 cabling and equipment. UL rated CAT 8 cable is designed to support 25gbase-t and 40gbase-t applications, It is suitable for small or middle Enterprise LANs, especially for data center switch-to-server interconnections. Perfect for servers, TV, TV Box, laptop, PC, printer, networking switch, routers, ADSL, adapters, hubs, |
| Shipping weight | 0.62 kg |
| Package size | 257 × 221 × 61 mm |
Both ends are factory-terminated with gold-plated RJ45 connectors, so no separate connectors or crimping tools are required.
Yes, 24 AWG stranded copper meets the Cat 8 standard and supports PoE at this length without exceeding voltage-drop limits.
The cable is rated for 40 Gbps, but the link will negotiate to the lowest common speed, so a 1 Gbps router port will cap throughput at 1 Gbps.
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