Network cable ShiverPeaks 08-35100 Cat 7 U/UTP RJ45 patch cable 1 m

ShiverPeaks 08-35100 Cat 7 U/UTP RJ45 patch cable 1 m is a short patch lead designed for high-performance Ethernet links within LANs, server rooms and workstations. Constructed to Cat 7 wiring criteria, the cable provides the electrical characteristics required for high-frequency transmission while using an overall unshielded jacket around individually twisted pairs. The cable terminates in standard RJ45 connectors for compatibility with switches, patch panels and network equipment supporting Gigabit and higher-speed Ethernet over copper.

Advantages

The cable combines Cat 7 pair performance with an overall unshielded assembly to offer balanced signal integrity for short-range connections. Its 1 m length minimizes excess cable in patching areas and helps maintain neat cable management in racks and desktop setups. Standard RJ45 termination ensures broad compatibility with existing network ports and reduces the need for special adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches and patch panels in server rooms and data cabinets
• Linking workstations to local network outlets or wall jacks
• Short-range patching between network devices in office environments

Key specifications

• Cable category: Cat 7 U/UTP (unshielded overall, individual pairs twisted)
• Connector type: RJ45 on both ends
• Length: 1 meter
• Color: grey
• Application: Ethernet patching for LAN, server and workstation connections

How to use

Insert the RJ45 connector into the corresponding port on the network device or patch panel until it clicks into place. Use the 1 m cable to make short, tidy connections between equipment in racks, cabinets or on desks. Avoid tight bends and excessive pulling; route the cable along management channels or cable ties to prevent stress on the connectors. When disconnecting, press the connector latch before pulling to remove the cable without damaging the clip.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use this Cat 7 U/UTP patch cable for short copper runs within rack or desk environments; avoid running it in parallel with high-voltage power lines and keep bend radius greater than four times the cable diameter. Inspect connectors for secure seating and replace the cable if any physical damage or degraded connectivity appears.