RJ45 (8p8c) network plug cat. 6 FTP (100 pcs) with wire guide for stranded and solid wire PLS-6000

RJ45 Cat. 6 FTP Connectors – Reliable Connections in LAN Networks

The set of 100 shielded RJ-45 Cat. 6 FTP network connectors from Lanberg (model PLS-6000) is a solid solution for both professional installers and end-users who independently maintain their computer network. These connectors are designed for FTP LAN cables, providing a stable and secure network connection. Their versatility will be appreciated by anyone working with different types of cables.

Construction and application

The connectors are characterized by a hole diameter of 1.05 mm (+/- 0.05 mm), which allows for proper positioning of the HDPE conductor. Additionally, each connector is equipped with a guide that facilitates precise cable placement before crimping – this is especially important for a larger number of connections. The three-prong design makes the connectors compatible with both stranded (patch cords, shorter sections) and solid (structured cabling) wires. This means that one set allows you to perform a variety of installation tasks.

Advantages and benefits

• Versatility: Compatibility with stranded and solid wires eliminates the need to have two different sets of connectors.
• Easy installation: The guide facilitates proper cable placement, minimizing the risk of errors during crimping.
• FTP Shielding: Provides protection against electromagnetic interference, which translates to stability and reliability of the network connection.
• Category 6: Support for Cat. 6 standard guarantees high bandwidth and network performance.
• Large set: The package contains as many as 100 connectors, which is economical for larger projects or regular network maintenance.
• Solid construction: Made of plastic, they provide durability and resistance to mechanical damage.
• Transparent color: Allows visual control of correct wire placement during crimping.

Remember to choose the right tools for crimping RJ45 connectors to ensure a durable and reliable connection. A well-made connection is the basis of a stable network!