DSIT Cat.7 S/FTP PiMF RJ45 Network Cable, Pink, 7.5 m

Slow or unstable network connections can cripple productivity in offices, data centers, and home setups alike. This DSIT Cat.7 S/FTP PiMF network cable eliminates bottlenecks with shielded twisted-pair construction and gold-plated RJ45 connectors, delivering reliable 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance over 7.5 meters. The pink jacket not only adds visibility but also simplifies cable management in dense racks.

Who is it for

IT professionals, network administrators, and demanding home users who need high-speed, interference-free connectivity for bandwidth-intensive applications such as 4K streaming, large file transfers, and low-latency gaming. It is equally suited for structured cabling in offices and data centers where PoE devices like IP cameras and access points are deployed.

Main features

• Cat.7 raw cable with S/FTP shielding: each pair is individually foil-wrapped (PiMF) and the overall cable is braid-shielded, virtually eliminating crosstalk and EMI.
• Supports 10GBASE-T Ethernet up to 600 MHz bandwidth, ensuring future-proof performance.
• Gold-plated RJ45 male connectors on both ends resist corrosion and maintain optimal signal integrity.
• Stranded copper conductors (26 AWG) provide flexibility for easy routing without compromising conductivity.
• Durable PVC jacket in pink for high visibility and easy identification in complex installations.
• Backward compatible with Cat.6a, Cat.6, Cat.5e, and Cat.5 networks.

Specifications

• Length: 7.5 m
• Connector type: RJ45 male to RJ45 male
• Cable category: Cat.7 (raw cable)
• Shielding: S/FTP (PiMF)
• Data transfer rate: up to 10 Gbps
• Bandwidth: up to 600 MHz
• Conductor: stranded copper, 26 AWG
• Jacket material: PVC
• Connector plating: gold
• PoE support: yes
• Standards compliance: TIA/EIA-568-C.2, ISO/IEC 11801

Tips

To maximize performance, avoid sharp bends and keep the cable away from power lines. For PoE applications, ensure your switch or injector supports the required power budget. The pink color is ideal for color-coding network segments or marking critical links.