Streaming Cable CAT 7

Strictly speaking, "digital" exists only in mathematics as a binary number system. In technical reality, there are no purely digital signals. To identify zeros and ones, electrical voltage thresholds and time windows are defined. When switching from zero to one or vice versa, the signal passes through all intermediate values — for example, from 0 volts to 5 volts. Capacitive loads, dielectric losses, noise, and electromagnetic interference caused by the cable additionally affect this transition. This results in timing deviations, known as jitter, which complicates the precise reconstruction of the audio signal. The Reference CAT 8.1 cable is a LAN cable specifically designed for connecting high-end components in a home network. An additional shielding mesh, the so-called hyper-shield, protects the sensitive signals from electromagnetic interference. Furthermore, each data pair is individually shielded with an additional foil layer. This combination effectively reduces interference and supports streaming players and built-in digital-to-analog converters (DACs) in reproducing the audio signal with minimal loss and maximum precision. This ensures that the Reference CAT 8.1 cable provides a stable and high-performance connection - ideal for demanding audio and video streams in a home network.

The CAT-2405 AIR is a high-end LAN cable designed for connecting audio components in streaming setups. It is based on our specially developed Air Helix construction, which enables low-loss and interference-resistant signal transmission. For this construction, we have designed a special clip that forms a stable supporting framework inside the cable. Several of these clips hold the signal pairs in a helical shape and at a defined distance freely in the air. The entire arrangement runs within a high-density shield. Two connecting bridges keep the clips evenly spaced and at the same time provide the necessary flexibility in the cable structure. Digital signal transmission: In mathematics, digital information is represented as binary values, but technically it is transmitted via analog voltage curves. To distinguish between states such as "0" and "1", voltage thresholds and time windows are defined. The transition between these states does not occur abruptly, but continuously—the signal passes through intermediate values, for example, between 0 and 5 volts. Capacitive loads, dielectric losses, noise, and external electromagnetic influences can distort these transitions. This results in timing shifts in the signal, known as jitter. Jitter makes it harder to assign data precisely in time and impairs the reconstruction of digital audio signals. Advantages of the Air Helix construction: The overall shielding made of dense braid, as well as additional foil shields for each pair of wires, effectively protect against external interference. The Air Helix construction uses air as a dielectric and ensures a constant distance between the wire pairs. This arrangement reduces crosstalk and capacitive losses, contributing to unadulterated signal transmission. Streaming components and integrated digital-to-analog converters (DACs) benefit from the improved signal quality and can process data more precisely. CAT connector with rotation mechanism: Conventional RJ45 connectors can only be plugged in at a fixed orientation. Depending on the position of the socket, this can result in unfavorable cable routing and mechanical stress on the connector, cable, and socket. To counteract this, we use rotatable RJ45 connectors with a 180° mechanism. Each connector can be rotated by about ±45°, resulting in a total adjustability of about ±90° between both connectors. This allows the cable to be routed without tension and in a space-saving manner. Sound Advantages at a Glance: Air Helix construction: Signal pairs arranged helically in air—minimal capacitive losses Air as dielectric: Reduces crosstalk and improves signal purity High-density shielding (tinned): Overall and pair shielding against electromagnetic interference RJ45 connector with 180° rotation mechanism: Flexible, tension-free cable routing Optimized for high-end streaming: Supports precise clocking in digital audio transmission Conductor material: High-purity OFC copper for stable, low-loss transmission Technical specification: CAT 8.1—up to 2000 MHz bandwidth Made in Germany: Development, manufacturing, and quality assurance on site Click here to discover exciting details

Category 6 network cable in SF-UTP quality (screened and foiled twisted pair) featuring a flexible design with AWG24 copper strands. In contrast to the pre-assembled cables, this cable has a PVC sheath for simpler processing and installation.

The flexible category 6 network cable in SF-UTP design has braiding, full foil shielding and high-quality AWG24 copper strands. The cable is perfect for hi-res streaming and online gaming.With a transmission speed of up to 1 Gbit/s and high-quality workmanship, the cable gives you reliable and fast signal transmission.

The Exzellenz CAT cable has been specially designed for high-speed gigabit networks and streaming HD audio and UHD video formats. The triple-shielded twisted pair cables (SF-FTP) protect the sensitive data content against external interference. The thick, silver-plated signal conductors and the perfectly adjusted impedance guarantee fast and smooth data transmission. The metal connectors with gold-plated contacts ensure optimum contact and minimal contact resistance.

High-quality network cable with CAT 7 cable and compact CAT6A RJ45 plugs for professional installations. The cables are designed for high-speed networks with up to 10 Gigabit. The plugs are equipped with a locking lever and have gold-plated contacts. Each cable is individually tested in accordance with ISO/IEC11801.

Information Product details Scope of delivery Downloads The Referenz CAT 7 cable is a LAN cable for high-end network connections. Thanks to the outstanding quality of manufacturing, it easily exceeds the specifications required by EN50288-4-2/IEC61156-6 (600 MHz) and reaches bandwidths of over 1200 MHz. It is therefore ideally suited for high-speed networks with transmission rates of 10 Gbps (10 Giga Bit per Second). One of the particular strengths of the Referenz CAT 7 cable is the exact compliance with the impedance of its data lines. This is the prerequisite for extremely low-loss HD audio and HD video streaming. This cable is also equipped with the tried-and-tested PE network jacket to prevent disruptive micro-vibrations. The high-quality Referenz CAT connectors round off the product perfectly.