Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite N272-F01-BK Cat8 40G snagless SSTP network ethernet cable 1 ft
A 1 ft Category 8 cable rated for 40 Gbps with snagless RJ45 connectors for switches, servers or cameras
- Cat8
- Length1 ft.
- Cat8 rating supports 40 Gbps bandwidth
- Snagless RJ45 connectors protect the locking tab
- SSTP shielding reduces external interference
- 1 ft length fits tight rack spaces
- PoE compatible for powered devices
Purpose-built patch lead
The Tripp Lite N272-F01-BK is a one-foot Category 8 cable with RJ-45 male connectors on both ends. It is made for short runs between a network device, patch panel, switch, security camera, sensor, wireless access point or server.
Shielded construction with PoE support
The SSTP shielding reduces alien crosstalk and supports 40 Gbit/s throughput. Power over Ethernet is carried on the same conductors, so compatible cameras, sensors or access points receive power without a separate supply.
Ideal for dense rack or wall-plate installs
Installers who need a very short, high-bandwidth link in a crowded cabinet will appreciate the snagless boots and stiff shielding. Buyers looking for longer horizontal runs or in-wall rated jackets should choose a different cable.
Highlights
- Cat8 rating supports 40 Gbps bandwidth
- Snagless RJ45 connectors protect the locking tab
- SSTP shielding reduces external interference
- 1 ft length fits tight rack spaces
- PoE compatible for powered devices
Specifications
| Brand | TRIPP LITE |
|---|---|
| Cat | 8 |
| Length | 1 ft. |
| Shipping weight | 0.32 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 178 × 13 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the RJ45 connectors or the cable jacket need replacing after repeated patch-panel insertions?
The snagless boots protect the locking tabs during frequent plug cycles, and the SSTP shielding resists jacket fatigue in dense patch-panel environments.
What performance limit appears first when the link runs at 40 Gbps continuously?
The 1 ft Cat 8 construction is rated for 40 Gbps bandwidth, so the cable itself does not impose a lower ceiling under sustained load.
Does the cable generate noticeable heat or draw extra power during all-day PoE operation?
As a passive copper assembly it adds no active heat or power draw; only the connected PoE devices determine thermal and electrical load.
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