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Nippon Labs
Bulk 1000 ft Cat8.1 S/FTP cable rated CMR for 25G up to 30 m and 40G speeds with 23 AWG solid copper conductors
This Nippon Labs Cat8.1 bulk Ethernet cable supplies 1000 feet of blue S/FTP cable for installers running high-speed links in data centres or enterprise racks. The 23 AWG solid bare copper conductors and overall tinned copper braid support 25G and 40G applications up to 30 metres. CMR riser rating allows vertical runs between floors. Sequential footage markings simplify length tracking during pulls.
Solid 23 AWG conductors make the cable stiffer than stranded patch cord, so allow generous bend radius when routing through trays or conduit. Each of the four pairs carries its own foil shield beneath the outer braid, so strip carefully to avoid nicking the drain wires. Terminating to RJ45 plugs or keystone jacks requires Cat8-rated connectors and a compatible crimp tool; standard Cat6 tools will not seat the thicker insulation correctly. Verify the CMR jacket meets local fire code before installing in riser spaces.
The dual-layer S/FTP construction suppresses alien crosstalk and EMI, keeping error rates low during continuous 25G or 40G traffic. At 2000 MHz bandwidth the cable maintains signal integrity over the full 30 metre channel defined for Cat8.1. Solid copper and the tinned copper braid resist oxidation, so insertion loss remains stable after repeated patching cycles. Performance holds across the rated distance without the throughput roll-off seen on shorter-spec cables under constant load.
| Brand | Nippon Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | 80C8SS-7005RB |
| Type | Network Ethernet Cables |
| Cat | 8.1 |
| Length | 1000 ft. |
| Color | Blue |
| Shielded | Shielded Twisted Pair (S/FTP) Cable |
| Wire Gauge | 23 AWG |
| Features | Category-8.1 Solid Cable Category 8.1 cabling is fully backward compatible with RJ45 Shielded Twisted Pair (S/FTP) Cable Overall Tin-Copper Braiding CMR Riser Rated High-Performance Data Communications Cable Suitable for 25G High Speed Data Center Applications Up to 30 Meter Distance Runs 4-Pair - Easily Identified Color-Striped Pairs 23 AWG Solid Bare Copper Conductors Excellent Attenuation and Crosstalk Characteristics Exceeds ANSI/TIA 568 B.2-1, ISO/IEC ISO/IEC 11801 Extra Long cat8 cables Applications: -25/40GBASE-T Ethernet -10Gb/s Networking -Rackcenter Topologies Supported: -T |
| Shipping weight | 24.49 kg |
| Package size | 508 × 508 × 381 mm |
Use a Cat 8.1 qualified cable certifier to confirm 2000 MHz bandwidth, 40 Gbps throughput and shield continuity across all four 23 AWG pairs.
The reel contains 1000 ft of blue S/FTP solid bare copper cable with CMR jacket and footage markings; RJ45 plugs, shielded keystones and a crimp tool are not included.
This Cat 8.1 S/FTP bulk cable is rated for 25G and 40G speeds at distances up to 30 metres.
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