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KabelDirekt 10 m Cat 7 cord, SF/FTP triple screened, 36-month warranty

The only cord on this shelf described as triple screened, with the shielding code spelled out and a three-year warranty behind it — and four of the eight lines on this page left for the buyer to ask about.

KabelDirekt black 10 m Cat 7 patch cable with RJ45 plugs and kink protection

KabelDirekt 10 m Cat 7 cord, SF/FTP triple screened, 36-month warranty

The only cord on this shelf described as triple screened, with the shielding code spelled out and a three-year warranty behind it — and four of the eight lines on this page left for the buyer to ask about.

Category
Cat 7 — stated in the title and in three bullets, with a data rate of up to 10 Gigabit per second and 10GBASE-T named. The maker offers it for cable modems, DSL modems and fibre connections
Conductor material
Not published on the listing — no metal is named anywhere in the title or the five bullets. What appears instead is a category, a shielding code and a warranty term
Conductor construction
Not published on the listing — the third bullet names the cable as twisted pair of category 7 and stops there. Neither solid nor stranded appears
Shielding code
SF/FTP, triple screened — stated in the third bullet, which credits the arrangement with immunity to interference and noise. It is the only cord on this shelf described as carrying three screening layers
Length
10 m — stated in the title
Sheath material
Not published on the listing — the cord is given a colour, black, and no jacket material
Boot type
Kink protection — stated in the third bullet as a reliable kink guard on the Ethernet cable. The type is not named, and no latch guard or snagless design is described
Connector plating
Not published on the listing — the plugs appear as RJ45 in the title and are never described further
Amazon reference
B0843WLW6S (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4260414846465
  • The only triple-screened construction on this shelf, and the code is printed rather than implied
  • A warranty term is published as a number of months, which four cords here never do
  • No conductor metal and no construction, which are the two lines that separate cords at this price

Best for: A run through a space with real interference, bought by someone who values the screening arrangement and the warranty over the missing material lines.

≈ £17 / 16 €
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Specifications

Category
Cat 7 — stated in the title and in three bullets, with a data rate of up to 10 Gigabit per second and 10GBASE-T named. The maker offers it for cable modems, DSL modems and fibre connections
Conductor material
Not published on the listing — no metal is named anywhere in the title or the five bullets. What appears instead is a category, a shielding code and a warranty term
Conductor construction
Not published on the listing — the third bullet names the cable as twisted pair of category 7 and stops there. Neither solid nor stranded appears
Shielding code
SF/FTP, triple screened — stated in the third bullet, which credits the arrangement with immunity to interference and noise. It is the only cord on this shelf described as carrying three screening layers
Length
10 m — stated in the title
Sheath material
Not published on the listing — the cord is given a colour, black, and no jacket material
Boot type
Kink protection — stated in the third bullet as a reliable kink guard on the Ethernet cable. The type is not named, and no latch guard or snagless design is described
Connector plating
Not published on the listing — the plugs appear as RJ45 in the title and are never described further
Amazon reference
B0843WLW6S (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4260414846465

On the listing

A 10 m Cat 7 patch cable in black, quoted at up to 10 Gigabit per second and named for 10GBASE-T, offered for cable modems, DSL modems and fibre connections and described as carrying the full speed of the internet provider; suitability claimed for fast networks at home and in an office, for gaming and for servers, and for every device with an RJ45 socket including televisions, consoles, routers, switches, outlets and patch panels; a twisted-pair cable of category 7, triple screened to SF/FTP and credited with immunity to interference and noise, with reliable kink protection; a statement that the cable is developed in Germany and machine tested; and a 36-month warranty with statutory rights unaffected.

SF/FTP, and three layers counted

The shielding is the specification here, and it is the one the maker leads with. SF/FTP reads from the outside in: a braid and a foil around the bundle, then a foil around each pair. Three layers, which is one more than any other cord on this shelf claims, and the code is printed rather than compressed into three capital letters the way two of the others do.

Screening earns its cost in a specific circumstance — a run alongside mains cable, through a plant space, past motors — and it earns nothing at all where the screen has nowhere to go. Everything the cord meets has to be screened too, and the chain has to reach earth. That is a property of the installation, not of the cable, and no cable listing anywhere can answer it for you.

Four lines the page does not have

Set against the screening, the omissions are unusually wide for a cord at this price. There is no metal named for the conductors. There is no construction, solid or stranded. There is no sheath material. There is no plating on the contacts. Four of the eight lines this hub compares are answered here with the maker’s silence, and three of the six cords beside it answer at least two of them.

That is not evidence of anything about what is inside; it is a description of what the page publishes. A buyer choosing between this cord and its neighbours is choosing between a screening arrangement stated in detail and a material specification stated at all.

Testing, warranty and who says what

Two claims here belong to the maker and are reported as the maker’s own. The cable is stated to be developed in Germany and machine tested — this site runs no tests of its own and neither adopts nor disputes that. And the warranty is quoted as 36 months, with the full conditions said to be behind a link in the safety documents rather than in the bullets. A term in months is a number a buyer can hold on to, and two of the seven cords on this shelf publish one.

Before ordering

Ask whether the run genuinely needs three screening layers, and whether the sockets, modules and panel it meets are screened and bonded — if they are not, the layers are cost without effect. If they are, this is the most thoroughly screened cord on the shelf. Then decide how much the four unwritten lines matter to you, and if they matter, ask the seller for the conductor metal in writing before ordering.

Availability

Priced from 16 € to 19 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.

It is stocked on the British Amazon store as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.

In the American Amazon catalogue with no live offer against it: the reference exists, nobody is filling it.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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