Conector RJ45 pass-through QOLTEC CAT6 UTP – contacte placate cu aur, 100 buc. (54544)

QOLTEC RJ45 connector plugs model 54544 are unshielded CAT6 UTP RJ45 plugs supplied in a pack of 100 pieces. Designed for terminating unshielded twisted-pair Ethernet cables to the CAT6 standard, these connectors allow creation of reliable RJ45 terminations for patch cords, patch panels and on-site cable runs. The design supports the standard eight-conductor wiring and common pinouts used in Ethernet networking.

Advantages

These RJ45 plugs offer compatibility with CAT6 UTP cables and are intended for consistent mechanical and electrical contact when crimped correctly. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, they help streamline installations and reduce the need for frequent reordering. The clear housing and standard contact layout facilitate checking conductor order and ensuring correct termination during assembly.

Suitable for

• Creating CAT6 patch cables and custom-length Ethernet cables
• Terminating UTP cables for office and home local area networks
• Repairing or replacing damaged RJ45 ends on existing cables
• Use by network installers, technicians and informed DIY users

Key specifications

• Category: CAT6 UTP connectors designed for unshielded twisted-pair cables
• Connector type: 8P8C RJ45 modular plug compatible with standard Ethernet pinouts
• Pack size: 100 pieces
• Housing: transparent plastic for conductor visibility during termination
• Contact arrangement: eight metal contacts for all signal and ground conductors in UTP wiring
• Intended use temperature: standard room and installation environments (typical for networking hardware)

How to use

Prepare the UTP cable by stripping the outer jacket to expose the four twisted pairs, untwist pairs as required and align the eight conductors in the correct wiring order (T568A or T568B) for your application. Insert the conductors fully into the RJ45 plug so each wire reaches its contact slot and the cable jacket seats inside the plug housing. Use a compatible crimping tool to crimp the plug firmly, ensuring the contacts pierce the conductor insulation and the strain relief grips the cable jacket. After crimping, verify continuity and correct wiring order with a cable tester before placing the cable into service.

Recommendations

Use a crimping tool rated for CAT6 plugs and check conductor order visually before crimping. Avoid excessive untwisting of pairs to maintain signal performance, and test terminated cables with a network cable tester to confirm proper wiring and continuity. Store the remaining plugs in a dry, dust-free area to maintain contact integrity.