Network Cable Digitus Cat.7 S/FTP 1000m Black

The Digitus Professional Cat.7 S/FTP burial installation cable supports 10 Gbit Ethernet and is designed for outdoor and direct-burial network installations. It features a 4x2x AWG23/1 conductor geometry and a transmission frequency of up to 1200 MHz. The cable has a polyethylene (PE) outer jacket and a halogen-free inner jacket and complies with IEC 60332-1, FRNC-B, LSZH-1 and CPR Euro class Eca standards. It is suitable for use in dry or wet environments and meets ISO/IEC 11801, DIN EN 50173 and DIN EN 50288-4-1 requirements.

Advantages

The Cat.7 S/FTP construction provides enhanced shielding for reduced crosstalk and stable high-speed transmission up to 10 Gbit Ethernet. The PE outer jacket and halogen-free inner jacket offer durability for outdoor and buried installations while meeting CPR class Eca. Permanent link certification ensures compatibility with structured cabling installations and PoE support allows Power over Ethernet devices to be powered through the cable.

Key specifications

• Category: Cat.7 S/FTP
• Data rate: 10 Gbit Ethernet
• Conductor geometry: 4x2x AWG23/1
• Transmission frequency: up to 1200 MHz
• Outer jacket: PE (polyethylene)
• Inner jacket: halogen-free (LSZH / FRNC), CPR class Eca
• Suitable for: outdoor and burial installations, dry or wet areas
• Standards: IEC 60332-1; ISO/IEC 11801; DIN EN 50173; DIN EN 50288-4-1
• PoE: Power over Ethernet support
• Permanent link: certified

How to use

Install the cable following local regulations for outdoor and direct-burial cabling. Prepare and terminate the cable using connectors and tools compatible with Cat.7 S/FTP and AWG23 conductors, respecting shielding and pair integrity during termination. Use certified testing equipment to verify the permanent link performance and compliance with required standards after installation. For PoE applications ensure connectors and connected devices support the intended power class.

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When planning routes, avoid prolonged exposure to mechanical stress and sharp bends; maintain proper separation from high-voltage power lines to minimize interference. For long outdoor runs consider additional protective conduits or warning tapes to protect the cable and facilitate future maintenance.