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Posted: August 27, 2017Categories: How To Terminate RJ45 ConnectorsRead more »
ShowMeCables presents a video about this shielded Cat6a RJ45 modular connector and how it is designed to terminate solid or stranded cat6 network cable. The RJ45 connector contains two metal "teeth" that hold the wire in place giving a reliable connection. Easy to terminate, these connectors are useful for creating custom-length patch cables from bulk cable. The pinout for these connectors can be either TIA/EIA 568 or 568B.
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Posted: August 27, 2017Categories: How To Terminate RJ45 ConnectorsRead more »
ShowMeCables presents a video on how to terminate this cat6 connector by feeding each conductor through the guide and simply push the guide into the RJ45 connector and crimp. These connectors are useful for creating custom-length patch cables from bulk cable. The pinout for these connectors can be either TIA/EIA 568 or 568B
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Posted: August 27, 2017Categories: How To Terminate RJ45 ConnectorsRead more »
ShowMeCables presents a video on the cat5e RJ45 field termination connector and how the toolless design allows you to quickly and easily terminate cat5e cable. The clamshell design punches down each RJ45 conductor on it's own for a reliable connection.
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Posted: August 13, 2017Categories: Cat5e & Cat6e Bulk CableRead more »
Stranded Cat6 Ethernet cable is best suited for making custom-length cables. More flexible than solid conductor cable, stranded Cat6 is what most commonly used to make Ethernet patch cables. This bulk cable in an easy-pull box can be measured and cut to exact distances, then terminated to an RJ45 connector. Cat6 is certified for gigabit Ethernet. Features: PVC Jacket Stranded 24 AWG Bare Copper Conductors Tested to 550 MHz Meets Cat6 Standards RoHS Compliant ETL Listed CM Rated
