Cat7A Cables
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Cat7A (Category 7A) cable is an enhanced version of Cat7 Ethernet cable, offering higher performance with bandwidths up to 1000 MHz (1 GHz). While both support 10 Gigabit Ethernet over 100 metres, Cat7A provides greater headroom, improved signal quality, and reduced interference, making it more suitable for future-proof network installations.
Cat7A cables are designed for 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) over distances up to 100 metres, with the potential to support higher speeds such as 40Gbps over shorter distances in advanced network environments. Their increased bandwidth allows for faster data transmission and improved performance in high demand applications.
Cat7A cables feature advanced S/FTP shielding, with individually shielded pairs and an overall braid, delivering excellent protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and crosstalk. This ensures stable, high speed connectivity, making them ideal for data centers, enterprise networks, and high density installations.
Cat7A cables are commonly used in data centers, enterprise IT environments, and high performance home networks where reliable, high bandwidth connectivity is essential. They are well suited for applications such as cloud computing, HD video streaming, and large scale data transfers, thanks to their robust construction and high frequency capability.