CAT7 cables are even faster than CAT6a cables. They enable a convenient and reliable connection from a network device, such as a switch, modem or router, to another or to the entire infrastructure via a patch panel, Keystone-socket or wall-connection. These cables are commonly used in small offices and home networks and entertainment applications. The cables are tested up to 600 MHz (CAT7 standard), but are manufactured with CAT6a connectors that meet the minimum standard up to 500 MHz and are backward compatible with CAT6a, CAT6, CAT5e and CAT5 cables. Every cable has a bend protection feature that prevents the plug from being damaged if you lay the cable through an installation with very little space. In addition, this cable is provided with a shielding that protects against EMI (electromagnetic interference). EMI can cause crosstalk between circuits, WAS will cause data degradation, increased errors, and slower transfer rates, but by using this shielded cable you will avoid this problem.
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