Questions about Primewire CAT.7 network cable flat - Ethernet Gigabit Lan cable RJ45 - patch cable - comp. CAT.5 CAT.6 CAT.8

According to the manufacturer's product data, the specification is correct. In this case, the specification of the CAT 7 standard is probably not achieved. After all, the specifications only indicate the maximum possible transmission speed and are not a guarantee.

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Unfortunately, the cable only has Cat.6 connectors. That's why there are no guarantees for 10Gbps. However, I still managed 2.5 Gbps from the patch socket to the PC. Whether it works depends on the rest of the cabling and the sockets. CAT7 cables are laid in the house and I only used them to bridge the last few metres.

I have had cat7 installed throughout the house. The result is that when I tested the speed on my PC, I got both upload and download speeds almost 1 GigaBit. (Swisscom fibre optic)

Yes, it is at 0.9

Yes, the cable is POE-compatible

The cable is a CAT.7 raw cable with a CAT.6a connection and therefore has a maximum transmission rate of 10,000 Mbps or 10 Gbps, but only at 500 MHz instead of 600 MHz.

My caliper gives me 2.4mm. Maybe 1-2 tenths are still possible with pressure. I estimate the minimum bending radius to be about 2.5-4.0mm. But what the cable doesn't like is twisting.

I guess not. I pulled it through a room door, but I had to sand down the corners a bit, otherwise the cable wouldn't have fit through. It is relatively thick and stiff, almost like a thin cat6 cable taken twice. Pro: Internet top Con: not as flexible as a thin cat6 cable.

RJ45 crimp plug with shielding

Hi Philippe Basically, a cable connection is always more stable than a wireless connection. It would be advisable to buy a powerline like this Devolo Magic 2 WiFi next Starter Kit (2400Mbit/s). The advantage is that there is no cable running through your home. The advantage is that there is no cable running through your home. The only requirement is that the two sockets used are connected to the same fuse box. You would also have top W-LAN in your room with the product. I used this product for my computer in the past and never had any ping problems.

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Internet via LAN (cable) is always better than WLAN (wireless). The selected cable is easily enough.

According to the manufacturer, this cable is equipped with two RJ45 plugs.