Conector fir RJ-45 VALUE 26.99.0373

The VALUE 26.99.0373 RJ-45 wire connector is engineered for use with Cat6a network cables, offering a silver-finish plug designed to provide reliable electrical contact and support high-speed Ethernet connections. Constructed to meet the physical and electrical demands of modern structured cabling, this connector is intended for terminating Cat6a cables in patch leads, custom-length cables, and fixed installations where Gigabit and 10 Gigabit performance is required.

Advantages

This RJ-45 connector features a durable metallic housing with a neutral silver appearance that resists corrosion and maintains signal integrity. It is optimized for Cat6a conductor sizes and insulation dimensions, enabling consistent pair alignment and low insertion loss. The component is straightforward to terminate using standard crimping tools and provides a compact, standardized interface compatible with network equipment.

Key specifications

• Connector type: 8P8C RJ-45 compatible
• Designed cable category: Cat6a
• Finish: silver metallic housing
• Contact arrangement: 8 conductors, standard pinout
• Suitable conductor sizes: typical Cat6a solid or stranded conductors
• Supports Ethernet data rates up to 10 Gbps when used with Cat6a cabling
• Termination method: crimp termination with compatible tools
• Operating environment: indoor structured cabling installations

How to use

Prepare the Cat6a cable by stripping the outer jacket to expose the twisted pairs, untwisting pairs only as much as necessary for correct alignment. Arrange the conductors according to the chosen wiring standard (T568A or T568B) and insert them fully into the connector so each conductor seats under its corresponding contact. Use an appropriate RJ-45 crimping tool to apply even pressure and complete the mechanical and electrical termination. After crimping, verify continuity and pair integrity with a cable tester before deployment.

Recommendations

Use this connector with Cat6a-rated cable and follow industry wiring standards to ensure intended performance. Avoid excessive untwisting of pairs and use a compatible crimp tool sized for the connector to prevent damage. Test each terminated cable for wiring correctness and signal performance before placing into active service.