Cat 7 Ethernet Cable 50 Ft

[3.95 lb] Using 3 sends to 3 tvs, 2, 50 ft.

A deep channel and sturdy construction makes it ideal for a 50 ft 240 volt cable across my yard and into the driveway for charging my EV, along with a 120 volt cable for a PHEV.

[0.12 lb] We had a 50 ft cable that connected a digital piano to our mixer and that cable introduced noise into the system. We replaced the cable with this connector and the Shure transmitter and the noise is gone.

[Violet Purple] I never thought a “50 ft XLR cable would do the job for me. It functions properly while fully unattached. I recommend this product!

[Yellow] A deep channel and sturdy construction makes it ideal for a 50 ft 240 volt cable across my yard and into the driveway for charging my EV, along with a 120 volt cable for a PHEV.

[RJ45] Few Cat 5 cables cost $, even 50 foot cables. This one does and is worth every penny. We use a 50 cable because we move between machines with the connector, while the modem stays stationary. The cable has a thick outer covering that appears to act as superior shielding. Long cables usually lose speed; this one does not. The heavy outer sheath also decreases the tendency of the cable to tie itself in knots. The cable gets heavy use and lives up to it.

[4] SoundTools CAT snakes have become a staple in my setup. The cable is thin, though somewhat stiff. I can piece 25' and 50' sections together as needed for various applications. I can fit about 200' of cable with terminations in a small bag, in less space than one 50', 8-channel sub-snake. I recently added a CAT Tails XLRF device, for use with a 4-ch Ambisonic microphone. The mic cable is short, and the CAT Tail is less obtrusive, and can be hung on a mic stand more easily than a box. The quality of construction is excellent - very rugged.

[USB-C Female] I had a 6 ft cable and a 3 ft cable this worked saving me on a new cable

[5 VDC] Works well. We are using it over a very long cat 6 cable.

[RoHS] Short Ethernet cable that works.