Introduction And Selection Of Cat 7 Cables

What is SFTP CAT7 Cable?

Category 7 cable (CAT 7) for Gigabit Ethernet cabling infrastructure with performance up to 600MHz. In short, we recommend that you use CAT 7 cables when wiring your smart home.

What is the difference between CAT 5, CAT 6, and CAT 7 cables?

You might be wondering if it's worth considering CAT 7 cables. CAT 7 cable differs from previous Ethernet cable standards including CAT 5 and CAT 6 in several ways, however, one of the greatest advantages of CAT 7 cable is the shielding of its twisted pair, which significantly increases resistance noise.

CAT 7 cable, while the more expensive option, is also considered the most durable and has a longer lifespan than CAT 5 and CAT 6, increasing its overall ROI and making it the best choice for future cabling.

Isn't CAT 7 more expensive?

CAT 7 will cost you more and can't fix it at the moment.

Why choose CAT 7 cable?

1.) It works

We test all of our products with our own CAT 7 cables, so we know that by using CAT 7, you'll get a reliable smart home that will work every time.

2.) One step ahead

Life is unpredictable, to say the least, so keep the future in mind when planning your new home. Using CAT 7 cabling, you can create a scalable and flexible cabling system that will save you the cost of rewiring for new features in the future!

3.) Larger copper cross-section

Want more power and less voltage drop? Then choose CAT 7 cable because it has a larger copper cross-section than CAT 5. This also means that the individual cores in CAT 7 are easier to work with.

4.) Double shield

CAT 7 is more resistant to interference than CAT 5 cable. Why? CAT 7 has overall shielding and individual shielding for each pair.