Equip Cat.7 S/FTP Installation Cable, LSZH, Solid Copper, 200m

The equip® Installation Cable is a Cat.7 S/FTP solid network cable designed for reliable, high-speed data transmission in structured cabling. With a 200 m drum, solid copper conductors and S/FTP shielding, the cable reduces external interference and crosstalk while the LSZH jacket provides low smoke and zero halogen properties suitable for indoor installations. The orange jacket makes the cable easy to identify in cable runs and installation environments.

Advantages

Cat.7 S/FTP construction with individually shielded pairs and an overall foil shield offers enhanced protection against electromagnetic interference. Solid copper conductors ensure stable conductivity and consistent performance over long runs. The LSZH outer sheath minimizes toxic fumes and corrosive gases in case of fire. The 200 m length on a spool supports long continuous runs and professional installation workflows.

Suitable for

• 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet and 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet installations
• Structured building cabling and backbone connections
• Indoor commercial and residential network deployments where LSZH is required
• Environments needing clear cable identification (orange jacket)

Key specifications

• Cable type: Cat.7 S/FTP (screened foil with individually shielded pairs)
• Conductor: Solid copper
• Length: 200 m
• Jacket material: LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen)
• Colour: Orange
• Connector: None (installation cable, no pre-terminated connectors)
• Weight: 11 kg

How to use

Run the cable along planned cable trays, conduits or within walls according to local building codes. Terminate the solid Cat.7 conductors at appropriate Cat.7 keystone jacks or patch panels using suitable punch-down or termination tools and follow manufacturer instructions for shield grounding. Avoid tight bends and excessive pulling force to maintain cable performance; observe recommended bend radius during installation.

Recommendations

For best results, install the cable in dedicated network pathways, ground the overall shield properly, and test each run with a certified cable tester after termination to verify performance and continuity.