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Yes, and that's why they are easy to terminate.

And they are reusable!

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This guy knows his layer 1 networking.

Thanks for your feedback. Please check that the drain wire is wrapped around the cable and connected to the connector to provide a grounding function.

Thanks for your feedback. For this part, we are showing the correct order in the third view for the viewer's understanding. From left to right is the proper order.

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Hi, thanks for your comment. Please check our website to find this KJ20-C7. Please note that the unit price refers to one pack(2 pcs). You can also request a quote for more discount and bulk purchase.

You can use this field termination plug without any crimping tool, much easier!

Yes！

Electrician with a network cable certification here. I asked at the course why you wouldn't just use CAT 6A since that can do 10gbit over the full 100 meter just like CAT 7. Apparently, the 10gbit copper adapters use less power with the higher grade cable. The 25gbit copper standard is so short distance and expensive (try to find a NIC) that you can just DAC cables or fibre. That means my experience still stands. If you need faster then 10gbit and/or long distance, just use glass fibre cable. It's cheaper and uses less power then copper.

​@@Ricko1Games Thanks for sharing, I am using fibre only at home (in house). With the exception of some Access Points which are POE powered. But even for these I am using CAT 8.1 for the upgradebility. But CAT 7 is mostly limited to 10Gb/s there is a variant which can use up to 1000Mhz but that one is rare and even if you install it with a CAT 6A connector it won't use it's full potential. CAT 8.1 is good if you want to use speeds up to 10Gb/s and beyond (not yet available, maybe never) especially if we are looking at POE. For everything else you should use fibre or for very short runs DACs.🙂

CAT 7 is also a proprietary non-standard that varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, correct?

@@technerd9655 Not really, it is a standard that is defined but they designed it with another plug and connector in mind rather than RJ-45 they wanted to use the GG-45 specifications. so that's why I think CAT 7 and 7a are not really important in todays day and age. CAT 6A or 8.1 or fibre is the way to go. Skip 7 alltogether

Yes, installations of toolless field termination plugs may be similar. The differences during installation may depend on their structures.

I wish but can you imagine the cost? 😬

There is no CAT7 standard for RJ45

@@akorenkovnor cat8

Yes those plugs are awesome.

Cat7 may be less commonly used in daily life. But it supports the transmission speed of 10Gbps at a frequency of 600 MHz. And people can use pass-through plugs for Cat7. Such as this one. www.vcelink.com/products/cat7-rj45-plug

Pass through is trash

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It is easier to terminate these field termination plugs than regular RJ45 connectors. Because no crimping tools are needed. And yes, it can be used in the regular RJ45 lan ports.

The wires in cat 7, imagine laid out like in standard RJ45, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ < are wider than rj45 plug. You have to arrange them like _ - _ - _ - _ - < this. And terminating in this layout using special variation is absolutely ASS

Thanks guys....looks a lot easier than crimping those lan plugs

That's a good way of practice.

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Please check this product here: www.vcelink.com/products/cat7-tool-free-rj45-plug

Hello, thanks for your feedback. This field termination plug supports Cat7 network of up to 10 Gbps and 600 MHz.

@@vcelink1671 wow that's fast

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Hi, you can visit our website to find this product. The SKU is KJ20-C7. www.vcelink.com/products/cat7-tool-free-rj45-plug

Yes, this is a Cat7 field termination plug.

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Hello, thanks for your comment. Yes, RJ45 connectors and couplers can be good choices, too.

Hello, thanks for your feedback! Here is a demonstration to give a tutorial on using a cable extender to fix a broken cable. We will try to do better in our future videos.

Hi, thanks for your comment. There are indeed many other ways to solve a broken cable problem. Here is just one of the options. You can also choose connectors and couplers.

Thanks for your feedback! Here is just a recommendation. You can choose different products based on your actual situation.

Hi, thanks for your feedback. Before termination, we willstrip the shielding foil around the twisted pairs. But we need to keep the drain wire to provide a grounding function.

Hello, Cat7 gained approval in 2002. It aims to support a maximum data transfer rate of 10 Gbps over a 100-meter (328-feet) distance. If you want high performance, you can choose it. Before using it, you can take some time to do research on Cat7. I've included a blog here for you to refer to. www.vcelink.com/blogs/focus/cat6-vs-cat7

@@vcelink1671 thanks sir

www.vcelink.com/blogs/focus/t568a-vs-t568b Here is a blog that maybe helpful to you.

Hello, this Cat7 Ethernet Adapter can extend, repair, and reconnect cables, providing a stable network connection without affecting network transmission.

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Hi, thanks for your feedback. The drain wire was wrapped around the cable to provide grounding.