Cat7 Ethernet Cable 650ft Pure Copper: 26AWG Fluke Tested Cat 7 Easy Pull Cable, Triple Shielded CMR, Outdoor/Indoor Direct Burial in Wall, POE Ethernet Wire, 10G 1000Mhz Roll Spool

I installed this wire for my 8 outdoor security cameras and 10 months later I've had zero issues with it so i believe it high quality cable.

I bought this spool so that I could run cable through the bottom of my house to the attic and a few other places in my house. Probably overkill for my use case, but I'll be moving soon so will be able to use this in the new place. I have 2.5Gig fiber to the home and 10 GIG on my internal devices, so wanted to upgrade from cat 5 to cat 6e or 7 for a couple of my runs.- For speed, this stuff is able to handle the 10 Gig just fine.- Quality, this cable is great quality and I have no concerns of it not standing up to my use case, or even if I were to run this stuff in an outside run.- Ease of Use, this is my only complaint, but it sounds like this is a common thing for Cat7 cable, is that the strands color is very light, and the not solid color strands have no colored line. This makes building these cables a little harder than normal.- Other note, this cable is not single core strands, so the strands are very flexible, this makes it hard to build these cables also. I initial tried none pass through RJ45 clips and was unable to build these. I ended up getting the pass through RJ45 clips and while it was still hard to build these, I was able to do it. I did end up wasting a bunch of clips, but after awhile I was able to get a pattern down to where I was not wasting clips anymore.Overall a great product.

I recently ran a 205ft length leg of this CAT7 cable with 85ft of this run in the same trench (different conduit) as 220V power. Resulting in 92.9 Mbps download, and 94.1Mbps upload on a Thursday at ~3:30pm with 100Mbps service. I am pleased with the results. The shielding is constructed of a substantial outer sheath of flexible and slightly sticky black plastic, next a light woven aluminum shield, then a thin aluminum wrap. Inside this wrap, each of the four pair were wrapped again with the same thin aluminum wrap. I used Kline brand synthetic wax lubricant and twine to pull the cable through the 120ft of 1/2inch conduit. My son was lubricating the cable as it entered the conduit. The conduit had 3 of the 90 degree sweeps and a tight constricted exit from the conduit. The pull was in my opinion very smooth and the cable showed no signs of damage. The outer sheath stood up to the pull without damage, and no kinking was experienced. The speed test results were not perfect, but I didn't tell anyone in the house to stop using the service while I did the tests... My family - especially my two sons are pretty constant internet users.

I can’t speak for the speed or quality of the data transmission, but the physical quality of the product seems good. It is a bit larger in outside diameter than some other types/ category cabling, which can make for termination a bit tricky, especially if you buy the wrong connectors (me).My understanding is that this stranded cabling is to be used in places where it will be flexed periodically throughout its lifetime (ie patch cables). For a permanent installation where it won’t ever be flexed again, (ie behind walls) solid core is most likely what you need. I’m not a professional so do your own research. There are pros and cons to either type of cabling and the specific requirements should be considered when choosing your cabling.

This CAT7 650ft bulk Ethernet cable is an excellent choice for anyone looking for reliable and high-performance network connectivity.I installed 12 cameras via POE using this cable and would strongly recommend it to anyone looking to prevent cross-talk.With its CAT7 specification, it offers superior data transfer speeds and excellent bandwidth capacity. The 650ft length is perfect for large-scale installations, allowing for flexible routing and connecting multiple devices. The cable's construction is durable and designed to minimize interference, ensuring stable and consistent signal transmission. Its shielding effectively protects against external electrical noise, making it ideal for environments with high electromagnetic interference.Overall, the Cat7 650ft bulk Ethernet cable delivers exceptional performance, reliability, and durability, making it a top-notch choice for demanding networking needs.

When I received this my first instinct was to return it because it was defective because it had no strip on the paired set but I found that it was the thing with Cat 7 and 8 cable. But that was the design for a different connector then RJ45. So, I decided to try to make it work. I've installed 1000's of feet of Cat 6 with no issues but with the no strips and the solid color is so weak it is nearly impossible to line up all 8 wires. I now have the cable and all the RJ45 connectors that will go in the garbage. Plus, all the walls that were ripped out to put this in.

This cable works great! I got 2 rolls of it and was able to rewire a large building with relative ease. The cable seems very durable and the speeds are high enough that it should be a couple decades before we really need to upgrade again. I'll definitely be ordering more for future projects.My one nit pick is that the striped wires are just white instead of actually having a stripe. It requires a little more care and attention to keep track of while terminating, but nothing that's unmanageable. Worst case you can always see which color it was twisted with and infer from there.

Purchased this spool of Cat7 cable for a low voltage cabling job at a movie studio in Los Angeles. The cable was run through several layers of drywall and routed around the edges of the studio walls with no trouble! The cable is thick, durable, and passed all connection tests with no data loss.If you have any plans on using RJ45 cables for a personal or professional job, then I can't recommend this product highly enough!Note: Since this cable is a bit thicker, make sure you get a proper crimping tool when starting your next job! Paying the extra $20 for a Klein tools crimper would have saved us a lot of time and money on the job!