Networking cable LogiLink CPV0060 RJ45 Cat7 100 m Orange

The LogiLink CPV0060 RJ45 Cat7 100 m Orange is a network cable designed for stable high-speed data transmission over long distances. Constructed to Cat7 specifications with S/FTP shielding, this 100 m cable reduces electromagnetic interference and crosstalk to support reliable connections in home, office, or data closet environments. The orange jacket provides clear visual identification in multi-cable installations, and the cable is intended for use with RJ45-terminated network equipment.

Advantages

The Cat7 S/FTP construction offers enhanced protection against external noise and internal crosstalk, improving signal integrity for demanding network traffic. Its 100 m length enables long runs without the need for intermediate patching, while the bright orange sheath simplifies cable management and identification. The cable is compatible with standard RJ45 networking equipment and supports applications that require stable high-bandwidth links.

Suitable for

• Permanent structured cabling runs in offices and server rooms
• High-bandwidth applications such as streaming, gaming, and large file transfers
• Environments where cable identification and organized routing are important

Key specifications

• Category: Cat7
• Shielding: S/FTP (braided overall shield with individually shielded pairs)
• Length: 100 m
• Color: Orange
• Connector interface: designed for RJ45 termination

How to use

Install the LogiLink CPV0060 along planned cable routes, avoiding tight bends and excessive pulling force. Terminate both ends with compatible RJ45 connectors or use pre-terminated RJ45 plugs designed for Cat7 cable to ensure consistent performance. Maintain separation from high-voltage power lines where possible to minimize interference and follow local cabling standards for fixed installations. For best results, test the installed link with appropriate network testers to verify continuity, shielding integrity, and performance.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid kinking the cable and respect the manufacturer’s recommended minimum bend radius. When running long lengths, plan cable paths to reduce exposure to strong electromagnetic sources and secure the cable with appropriate clips or ties to prevent movement and strain on terminations.