LINKUPRJ45 Connectors Cat6A (2 Pack) Shielded Metal Die-Cast Field Modular Termination Plug | 10G Easy Internet Tool Free Plugs | For Cat6A up to 22AWG Solid Bulk S/FTP Ethernet Cable [Blue]

Every single one of these connectors easily passed Cat 6A Fluke testing and actually not sure why they are not rated about Cat 6A as with high quality Cat7 or Cat8 cable they even passed 40G or what will be the future Cat 7 or Cat 8 rating. The failure rate with Fluke testing of even the best crimped Cat 6A was almost 40% !!! The only way to pass the Fluke test before was by using Cat 6A keystone jacks and then buy a pre-made certified Cat 6A cable and use that as the final connection. This saves all the hassle and works just like the Telegartner MFP8 plugs … maybe not quite as well built as the Telegartner but in Fluke testing they work just as good.

Rewired first time in my live cat7 shielded cable, Wish bought this first, before I bought the standard connectors, which I found difficult to mount and wasted now unwanted tools.This connectors are great, to cut the cable flush I used my little nail scissor and a standard pliers.Expensive, but when cable error easy to reuse, just bought me extra copper tape.

This is a top quality RJ45 plug that easily accommodated some chunky Cat 6 cable.4/5 because:Its not obvious how best to cut the cable for the plug. I found a diagram online but it was such poor quality I could hardly ready it. I worked it out in the end, more luck than judgment.Be warned, these plugs stick out a bit. If you have a small comms cabinet you might not be able to close the door.

If you've slaved over the more traditional Ethernet connectors aka trying to get 8 cables into a plug in the correct order (without them trying to swap over).... then these are for you. Simply run 4 through the holes on the plastic guide, then push the other 4 into the grips (all marked for you). Squeeze the whole thing together and tighten up the grip. Voila! You're done. Far faster and more reliably than before.

I've worked with RJ45 connectors/face plates/whatever etc. only a handful of times, so I'm a proper novice. Every other time it has been a chore, annoying or complicated. Not so with these, unbelievably good design, I struggle to come up with a single way these could be meaningfully improved. I got going without any instructions which some have complained about, the info-graphic images now part of the product description are a fix to this. Really excellent design.