Monoprice Cat7 7ft Blue Patch Cable, Double Shielded (S/FTP), 26AWG, 10G, Pure Bare Copper, Snagless RJ45, Entegrade Series Ethernet Cable
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Does this have a normal end connector? (I think RJ-45?) Such as: Can I use this Cat7 cable from my normal router from my internet company, that has a normal ethernet port to my normal ethernet port on my laptop? (I read somewhere that Cat7 sometimes has a different end connector and isn't compatible?)
Business A
on Apr 17, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The "best answer" by Michael L on Apr 17, 2019 is incorrect : "Yes. It has the same end connector. I believe all CAT cables (up to CAT 8, the current highest level) use the same connector. The CAT-7 cables I bought from Monoprice all plugged right in to all my devices: modem, router, TVs and other devices."
This product is not a real Cat 7 cable assembly because it uses RJ45 as the connector. The Cat 7 standard calls for GG45 connectors; while they are backward compatible with the 8P8C connector standard (commonly named RJ45), GG45 are not the same. GG45 is built differently and has 4 additional contacts in order to achieve the rated speeds when connected to a Cat 7 or 7a network.
A cable assembly has to have those GG45 connectors to be a real Cat 7 or 7a cable.
So in short, Monoprice uses Cat 7 bulk cable and terminates it with RJ45.
The "bulk" Cat 7 cable they use might well be tested to meet the Cat 7 standard, but once you put the non-standard 8P8C connectors on it, it can't really be called a Cat 7 product anymore.
The same goes for the Cat 8 Class 2 (i.e. Cat 8.2) standard which requires GG45 connectors as well. The Cat 8 Class 1 (Cat 8.1) standard does use 8P8C connectors, however.
This product is not a real Cat 7 cable assembly because it uses RJ45 as the connector. The Cat 7 standard calls for GG45 connectors; while they are backward compatible with the 8P8C connector standard (commonly named RJ45), GG45 are not the same. GG45 is built differently and has 4 additional contacts in order to achieve the rated speeds when connected to a Cat 7 or 7a network.
A cable assembly has to have those GG45 connectors to be a real Cat 7 or 7a cable.
So in short, Monoprice uses Cat 7 bulk cable and terminates it with RJ45.
The "bulk" Cat 7 cable they use might well be tested to meet the Cat 7 standard, but once you put the non-standard 8P8C connectors on it, it can't really be called a Cat 7 product anymore.
The same goes for the Cat 8 Class 2 (i.e. Cat 8.2) standard which requires GG45 connectors as well. The Cat 8 Class 1 (Cat 8.1) standard does use 8P8C connectors, however.
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- Pierre Olivier L on Mar 3, 2020
BEST ANSWER: The "best answer" by Michael L on Apr 17, 2019 is incorrect : "Yes. It has the same end connector. I believe all CAT cables (up to CAT 8, the current highest level) use the same connector. The CAT-7 cables I bought from Monoprice all plugged right in to all my devices: modem, router, TVs and other devices."
This product is not a real Cat 7 cable assembly because it uses RJ45 as the connector. The Cat 7 standard calls for GG45 connectors; while they are backward compatible with the 8P8C connector standard (commonly named RJ45), GG45 are not the same. GG45 is built differently and has 4 additional contacts in order to achieve the rated speeds when connected to a Cat 7 or 7a network.
A cable assembly has to have those GG45 connectors to be a real Cat 7 or 7a cable.
So in short, Monoprice uses Cat 7 bulk cable and terminates it with RJ45.
The "bulk" Cat 7 cable they use might well be tested to meet the Cat 7 standard, but once you put the non-standard 8P8C connectors on it, it can't really be called a Cat 7 product anymore.
The same goes for the Cat 8 Class 2 (i.e. Cat 8.2) standard which requires GG45 connectors as well. The Cat 8 Class 1 (Cat 8.1) standard does use 8P8C connectors, however.
This product is not a real Cat 7 cable assembly because it uses RJ45 as the connector. The Cat 7 standard calls for GG45 connectors; while they are backward compatible with the 8P8C connector standard (commonly named RJ45), GG45 are not the same. GG45 is built differently and has 4 additional contacts in order to achieve the rated speeds when connected to a Cat 7 or 7a network.
A cable assembly has to have those GG45 connectors to be a real Cat 7 or 7a cable.
So in short, Monoprice uses Cat 7 bulk cable and terminates it with RJ45.
The "bulk" Cat 7 cable they use might well be tested to meet the Cat 7 standard, but once you put the non-standard 8P8C connectors on it, it can't really be called a Cat 7 product anymore.
The same goes for the Cat 8 Class 2 (i.e. Cat 8.2) standard which requires GG45 connectors as well. The Cat 8 Class 1 (Cat 8.1) standard does use 8P8C connectors, however.
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- Pierre Olivier L on Mar 3, 2020
Yes. It has the same end connector. I believe all CAT cables (up to CAT 8, the current highest level) use the same connector. The CAT-7 cables I bought from Monoprice all plugged right in to all my devices: modem, router, TVs and other devices.
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- Michael L on Apr 17, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 18, 2018
Mine is connected directly to my ATT Modem. It fit and everything is working fine. I would suspect that it would work just fine for your ethernet port as well.
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- Steve P on Apr 17, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 18, 2019
Yes, it uses RJ45 connectors. I 'm using them with my cable modem router to my personal WiFi router. Works fine.
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- Phil on Apr 17, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 20, 2018
This is an RJ-45, the difference is the metal shield. It will work, but it is way overkill for 1Gb and below.
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- Lewis D on Apr 17, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 10, 2018
I'm running ethernet about 25 feet from normal router to laptop (from my internet provider to computer), about 150MBPS is my current internet speed... should I do Cat6a, 7, or 8?
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- Business A on Apr 17, 2019
This one is a normal RJ45 connection and works perfectly at full bandwidth.
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- michael l on Apr 18, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 31, 2018
Yes, this will work for that purpose. I’m using it for that right now.
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- David E on Apr 17, 2019
Yes. They are also backward compatible.
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- George V on Apr 18, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 17, 2018
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Will this cable work with my PS4. My internet speed right now is 100 mbs and the cable company said soon it will be going up to 300 mbs. Will this cable be good for the higher speeds ?
A shopper
on Jan 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The speed of your internet is dependent on the device at the other end of the Ethernet cable. If you have a modem, router or switch that only supports 10/100 (Fast Ethernet) speeds, this cable will not allow you to communicate at higher speeds. Check whatever device you are connected to at the other end to see if it supports gigabit speeds (also commonly referred to as 10/100/1000). Cat7 cables are commonly used to connect 10GB/s devices via Cooper, but you can use it to connect lower speed devices that use rj45 Ethernet jacks without any problems.
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- Richard T on Jan 9, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 5, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The speed of your internet is dependent on the device at the other end of the Ethernet cable. If you have a modem, router or switch that only supports 10/100 (Fast Ethernet) speeds, this cable will not allow you to communicate at higher speeds. Check whatever device you are connected to at the other end to see if it supports gigabit speeds (also commonly referred to as 10/100/1000). Cat7 cables are commonly used to connect 10GB/s devices via Cooper, but you can use it to connect lower speed devices that use rj45 Ethernet jacks without any problems.
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- Richard T on Jan 9, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 5, 2017
If you plan to do 10g, I would go for it. but with 300mbs, look for something called cat5, or cat 5e.
Shielded can be nice for long runs, but not required for your speeds.
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Shielded can be nice for long runs, but not required for your speeds.
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a buyer
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- Nathan B on Jan 9, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 30, 2017
I am using this cable for my 200 Mbps and it works fine and I am getting downloads consistently in low 200's and uploads at 37 so you s/b OK even if you go to 300 mbps
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- GEORGE B on Jan 9, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 13, 2017
i bought 'em for the same reason - jumping from 100 to 350 - should be good for you
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- Rick R on Jan 9, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 4, 2017
Can't imagine that it wouldn't (yes, that's a double negative :=).
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- Dave N on Jan 9, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 21, 2017
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Do you need to ground this cable?
Chiaen L
on Oct 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The metal ends are not part of the cable's circuit. No grounding is necessary or possible.
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- Kirk P on Oct 24, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The metal ends are not part of the cable's circuit. No grounding is necessary or possible.
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- Kirk P on Oct 24, 2018
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2018
No. It plugs into a standard Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6 RJ45 jack.
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- Chris W on Oct 23, 2018
- Purchased on Feb 27, 2018
no, just plug it in to both your computer and modem
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- Patricia W on Oct 24, 2018
- Purchased on May 6, 2018
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Is it a flat or round cable?
A shopper
on Dec 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It's a round cable.
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- Michael S on Dec 10, 2016
- Purchased on Aug 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It's a round cable.
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- Michael S on Dec 10, 2016
- Purchased on Aug 25, 2016
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Will it work with Cat 7 cables? Oh, and generally, should both cables be identical?
William C K
on Apr 5, 2017
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BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. Yes it will work with Cat7 cables no problem. I would recommend keeping both cables identical to prevent any issues.
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- Mark P Staff on Apr 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. Yes it will work with Cat7 cables no problem. I would recommend keeping both cables identical to prevent any issues.
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- Mark P Staff on Apr 24, 2017
As long as the 8P8C (RJ45S) connectors follow the B standard on both ends the cables should function the same as Cat6 or Cat5/Cat5e. However, be aware that the length limitations are inherent to the HDMI standard and not to the cabling. These are unpowered adapters and add no additional signal gain through the cable.
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- Eric H on Apr 28, 2017
- Purchased on May 9, 2016
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Can this cat7 cable be used to string along an outside wall of the house?
Carol H
on Jun 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: As long as the ethernet cable is fire and weather resistant than yes it can be used to string along the outside wall fo the house!
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- Francesco De S on Jun 19, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 23, 2016
BEST ANSWER: As long as the ethernet cable is fire and weather resistant than yes it can be used to string along the outside wall fo the house!
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- Francesco De S on Jun 19, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 23, 2016
Yes, but it has to be in a covered area!
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- Chad M on Jun 18, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 30, 2016
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Does the Cat 7 patch cable have two connections so I can connect one to my router and one to my Nvida Shield?
A shopper
on Apr 9, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The Cat 7 patch cables have two connectors per cable, one on each end of the cable. No bare wires, just a connector on each end.
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- BigHinUtah on Apr 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The Cat 7 patch cables have two connectors per cable, one on each end of the cable. No bare wires, just a connector on each end.
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- BigHinUtah on Apr 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 1, 2018
Yes it is terminated at both ends
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- Andrew H on Apr 10, 2019
- Purchased on May 22, 2018
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Can I use this cable to direct connect a 10gE NAS to a 10gE PC directly without a switch? I would think I need a crossover cable.
Jeff M
on Apr 20, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes, it will work. Crossover cables have been unnecessary for years, as modern NICs can negotiate a link with a normal cable without a problem.
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- Alaxander V on Apr 20, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes, it will work. Crossover cables have been unnecessary for years, as modern NICs can negotiate a link with a normal cable without a problem.
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- Alaxander V on Apr 20, 2022
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Is this cable solid core or stranded?
David S
on Dec 7, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hello, thank you for your question. All our Cat cables are stranded unless specified that they have a solid core. In this case, this cable is stranded. Thank you!
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hello, thank you for your question. All our Cat cables are stranded unless specified that they have a solid core. In this case, this cable is stranded. Thank you!
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- Jericho L Staff on Dec 9, 2016
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Your unshielded Ethernet cables are solid copper wire since this cable does not specify does that mean these ARE NOT solid copper wires?
Fred O
on Apr 19, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Five stars you won't get no better wire than that
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- Donald on Apr 20, 2017
- Purchased on May 7, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Five stars you won't get no better wire than that
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- Donald on Apr 20, 2017
- Purchased on May 7, 2016
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is this (Product # 13660) CL2 compliant and be installed in wall?
A shopper
on Nov 27, 2018
BEST ANSWER: From Belden cable website; "CMR cable, often called “riser-rated cable,” is constructed to prevent fires from spreading floor to floor in vertical installations. It can be used when cables need to be run between floors through risers or vertical shafts." "Even higher rated is CMP (plenum-rated cable). This cable is designed to restrict flame propagation to no more than five feet, and to limit the amount of smoke emitted during a fire. This makes it suitable for installation into air plenum spaces, including the space above a suspended ceiling where environmental air can pass through.". What does monoprice say?
CMP and CMR are both better than CL2.
From reading various GOOGLE search results (hint) CL2 is a fire rating but not an indication that it can be buried in the wall or ceiling.
CMX is lower or almost equal to CL2.
This is CMX so I wouldn't recommend in wall installation.
CMP and CMR are both better than CL2.
From reading various GOOGLE search results (hint) CL2 is a fire rating but not an indication that it can be buried in the wall or ceiling.
CMX is lower or almost equal to CL2.
This is CMX so I wouldn't recommend in wall installation.
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- Mike G on Feb 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: From Belden cable website; "CMR cable, often called “riser-rated cable,” is constructed to prevent fires from spreading floor to floor in vertical installations. It can be used when cables need to be run between floors through risers or vertical shafts." "Even higher rated is CMP (plenum-rated cable). This cable is designed to restrict flame propagation to no more than five feet, and to limit the amount of smoke emitted during a fire. This makes it suitable for installation into air plenum spaces, including the space above a suspended ceiling where environmental air can pass through.". What does monoprice say?
CMP and CMR are both better than CL2.
From reading various GOOGLE search results (hint) CL2 is a fire rating but not an indication that it can be buried in the wall or ceiling.
CMX is lower or almost equal to CL2.
This is CMX so I wouldn't recommend in wall installation.
CMP and CMR are both better than CL2.
From reading various GOOGLE search results (hint) CL2 is a fire rating but not an indication that it can be buried in the wall or ceiling.
CMX is lower or almost equal to CL2.
This is CMX so I wouldn't recommend in wall installation.
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- Mike G on Feb 21, 2019
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With the metal ends, is this safe to use with PoE devices?
Nathan O
on Feb 19, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This item would pass PoE signal.
This item would pass PoE signal.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 23, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This item would pass PoE signal.
This item would pass PoE signal.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 23, 2019
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Do you have resistance and capacitance values per unit length for these cables?
A shopper
on Feb 10, 2017
The description says the cable is CMX rated. Does this mean the cable is suitable for outdoor use in direct sunlight?
Brandon H
on Feb 13, 2020
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