RJ45 Connectors, Cat5e/Cat6 8P8C, 100-Pack for Ethernet Cables

✔ Why Users Choose This

• ✔ Keep repairs moving. A 100-piece box puts replacement plugs within reach when several cable ends need attention.
• ✔ Make cables fit your layout. Terminate matching cable to suit desk, router, and workshop equipment placement rather than leaving unnecessary slack.
• ✔ Check before crimping. The clear housing shown on the unshielded plugs helps you inspect conductor placement before completing the termination.
• ✔ Match the job. Separate category and shielding choices make it easier to select the connector type your cable requires.
• ✔ Keep small parts together. Boxed packaging makes it practical to store spare connectors with your network tools.
• ✔ Learn a repeatable process. Prepare, arrange, insert, crimp, and test each end rather than guessing whether the connection is ready.

Common Problem → Solution

Problem: A damaged Ethernet plug leaves an otherwise usable cable out of service.
Solution: Replace the affected end with a new connector matched to the cable, then test the completed lead.

Problem: Ready-made patch cables leave excess slack around a desk or workbench.
Solution: Use matching RJ45 cable ends to terminate a cable at a length suited to your layout.

Problem: Running out of plugs interrupts a multi-cable project.
Solution: A box of 100 connectors provides a supply for repeated terminations and spare parts.

Problem: Similar-looking plugs can be easy to mix up.
Solution: Select and store Cat5e/Cat6 and UTP/STP connectors separately to keep your cable components organized.

Key Features

• RJ45 8P8C format: Eight-position, eight-contact modular plugs for matching Ethernet cable termination projects.
• Cat5e connector option: Select the Cat5e version for compatible Cat5e patch cable assembly and repair.
• Cat6 connector option: Select the Cat6 version for matching Cat6 network cable projects.
• UTP and STP choices: Unshielded and shielded RJ45 connectors are available as separate options to match cable construction.
• PC housing and plated contacts: Product images identify a polycarbonate body and gold-plated phosphor bronze contacts.
• 100 connectors per box: A single selected connector type in each box for stocking a home network repair kit or installation toolbox.

How to Use

Step 1: Match and prepare. Disconnect the cable from equipment. Check category, shielding, conductor fit, and crimper suitability. Strip only the required length of outer jacket without nicking the conductors.

Step 2: Arrange and insert. Arrange and trim the conductors using the wiring scheme required by your installation. Insert them fully into the plug and check their order and seating. Follow the appropriate shield-termination method for the STP version.

Step 3: Crimp and test. Crimp with a compatible RJ45 crimper according to its instructions. Test wire mapping and continuity with a cable tester before connecting equipment. Do not assume a visually finished plug is correctly wired.

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