AMPCOM-conector RJ45 chapado en oro, 50U, CAT7, CAT6, CAT5E, paso a través, enchufe Modular, 8P8C, extremo de crimpado para cable sólido, Ethernet Stanrded

AMPCOM CAT5E CAT6 CAT7 50U Gold-plated Pass Through / Normal Type RJ45 Connectors

Includes CAT5E CAT6 CAT7 shielded / unshielded, pass through / non-pass through RJ45 plugs to meet all your needs

100% 50U gold plated

compared to other "fake 50U gold plated" on the market, AMPCOM connectors can pass the equipment testing to ensure the best quality to the user

Note: Please make sure you need EZ( pass through) or normal type before purchase

CAT5E Unshielded / Shielded RJ45 Connector

CAT6 Unshielded / Shielded RJ45 Connector

CAT7 Shielded RJ45 Connector

3 Layers Tripoints Gold Plated Contact Teeth

Tripoint type contact provide more reliable termination for either solid or stranded cable

Made by Eco-friendly Material

Press Everything Down Firmly, Make Cable More Trustworthy

Never Break and Easy to Crimp

High quality AMPCOM RJ45 connector will not break when crimping

T568A/T568B Wiring Scheme

How to Make an Ethernet Cable

Support POE POE+ For Monitor

Our cat6/cat5e modular plugs support POE POE+ and make sure the network cable can also support

Fully Compatible With the RJ45 Interface Devices

Allow you to made up the perfect length cable for your applications

Customer questions & answers

Question:
Answer: Dear buyer, yes, CAT5E/CAT6 can work with 24 awg cable. Thank you!

Question
Answer: Hello friend, EZ type is pass through, you can choose EZ if you need pass through connector


Question
Answer: yes , they are used to make your own cables for computer work. It is important to place the wires in the correct position/order before you crimp the end to make it complete.


Question
Answer: Sure it does work with flat cables. Please feel free to but it. Thanks!


Question
Answer: Um…a crossover cable is used to connect a computer to computer (568A on one side and 568B on the other) so the tx and rx pins don’t have collisions. 568B is just more prevalent from my experience, at least in the U.S. Use whatever standard you want.