NCTS-ONSF071
NCTS SFTP CAT7 0.58CCA 305M OUTDOOR NETWORK CABLE
NCTS CAT7 S/FTP Outdoor Network Cable – 23AWG Solid CCA (Copper-Clad Aluminum), 4-Pair Shielded, 500MHz, 100Ω, PVC + PE Dual Jacket, CM/CMR, 64 × 0.12 Al Braiding Cover (Shielding), 305-meters | NCTS-ONSF071
| Specification | NCTS-ONSF071 | NCTS-ONSF072 |
| Conductor Material | CCA (Copper-Clad Aluminum) | Copper (Bare/Solid Copper) |
| Braiding Cover (Shielding) | 64 × 0.12 Al | 80 × 0.12 Al |
Generate an AI Image
- Layout
- Create a clean website product-profile composition for the NCTS-ONSF071 CAT7 S/FTP 23AWG CCA Outdoor Network Cable.
- Final output must be exactly 2048 × 2048 pixels, perfect 1:1 square ratio.
- Make the grey cable coil plus one enlarged technical cutaway the overwhelmingly dominant foreground hero, occupying approximately 64–68% of the canvas.
- Show the cutaway clearly revealing four twisted pairs, eight conductors, individual pair shields, overall braid, inner PVC jacket, and outer PE jacket.
- Maintain strong foreground, midground, and background separation.
- Keep every product edge, title, NCTS logo, cutaway, and icon inside generous safe margins.
- No pedestal, stage, vertical poster, or cropped preview.
- Product Presentation
- Use the actual NCTS-ONSF071 cable construction as the strict physical reference.
- Preserve the grey outer jacket, 7.2mm diameter character, four-pair geometry, shielding architecture, braid, and dual-jacket construction.
- Place the NCTS logo top-left.
- Center “CAT7 S/FTP 23AWG CCA Outdoor Cable” at the top in bold 3D extruded pearlescent-metal typography.
- The technical cross-section must be physically believable and immediately understandable.
- Render the conductor cores accurately as CCA construction, never implying pure copper.
- Artistically Distinct and Detailed Background
- Create a surreal “Outdoor Shielded Data Passage” representing protected network signals travelling through a hostile exterior environment.
- Show four luminous data channels enclosed individually by translucent shielding membranes, then surrounded together by one elegant braided metallic energy lattice.
- Outside the protected corridor, introduce restrained abstract environmental interference—electrical noise, distorted electromagnetic waves, and fragmented signal patterns—visibly deflecting from the shielding.
- Subtly transition the distant background from architectural indoor networking geometry toward an abstract outdoor infrastructure environment, communicating the cable’s outdoor purpose without showing rain entering the cable or making unsupported waterproof claims.
- Maintain approximately 85–90% extreme high-luster pearlescent white.
- Use only opalescent high-gloss architecture and deep transparent oily-iridescent signal-fluid textures.
- Add restrained icy cyan, metallic silver, violet, and copper-toned reflections.
- No animals, characters, graphite smog, dark server-room cliché, or generic Matrix-style code.
- Icons — Bullet Listed
- CAT7
- S/FTP
- 23AWG
- CCA
- 500MHz
- 100Ω
- 4 PAIRS
- OUTDOOR
- Render every icon as a different hollow 3D networking-tech freeform insignia.
- Use large, bold, ultra-readable typography.
- Align icons horizontally along the bottom without reducing cable dominance.
- CRITICAL DIRECTIVE [STRICT] The Icons MUST Have different shapes depending on the specific content of the icon
- Output Requirements
- Final image must remain exactly 2048 × 2048 pixels, perfect 1:1.
- Add “Infographics Designed by the Expert Zone Team” in super-small discreet typography at the bottom.
- Constraints
- Depict specifically NCTS-ONSF071.
- Show exactly four twisted pairs / eight insulated conductors.
- Use CCA, never pure copper.
- Preserve 23AWG / 0.58mm, 500MHz, 100Ω ±15%, 7.2mm ±0.2mm outer diameter, PVC inner jacket, PE outer jacket, S/FTP shielding, and CM/CMR.
- Do not add RJ45 plugs; this is bulk installation cable.
- Do not claim waterproof, direct burial, UV resistant, CAT7A, CAT8, 10Gbps, PoE wattage, or LSZH without verification.
- Never use graphite smog.
- Before finalizing, ask “How does this image fare as a product-profile image?” and automatically correct wrong pair count, missing outer jacket, inaccurate CCA depiction, unsupported environmental claims, weak product scale, or unreadable icons.
