RJ45 (8P8C) pass-through network plug Cat. 5E FTP (100 pcs) PLS-5000EZ

Solid network connections with RJ45 Lanberg plugs

A set of 100 shielded RJ45 (8P8C) cat. 5E FTP network plugs is a reliable solution for both professional installers and home users. Designed for FTP LAN cables, they provide stable and secure network connections. These plugs are ideal for creating patch cords, building structured cabling systems, and repairing damaged cables.

Construction and application

Lanberg plugs are characterized by a pass-through design, which simplifies and speeds up the assembly process. The hole diameter, measuring 1.00 ± 0.07 mm, is adapted to HDPE conductors, guaranteeing a secure cable seating. Made of durable plastic, they ensure long-lasting and reliable operation. Thanks to the use of triple teeth (3prong), the plugs are compatible with both solid core wires (used in structured cabling installations) and stranded wires (cables – ideal for patch cords). This versatility will be appreciated by every installer.

Advantages and benefits

• FTP Shielding: Provides reduction of electromagnetic interference, which translates to transmission stability and minimizes the risk of errors.
• Compatibility with different cable types: Thanks to the 3prong design, the plugs fit both solid core and stranded wires – saving time and costs associated with having different types of plugs.
• Durable construction: Made of high-quality plastic, resistant to mechanical damage and ensuring long-term operation.
• Pass-through design: Facilitates assembly and reduces the time needed to terminate the cable – especially important for larger installations.
• Large set: The package contains as many as 100 plugs, making it a cost-effective solution for professionals and those carrying out extensive network projects.
• Category 5E: Meet Category 5E standards, guaranteeing a bandwidth of up to 100 Mbps – sufficient for most home and office applications.

Consider using the NT-0204 crimper dedicated to Lanberg pass-through plugs for optimal mounting effect.