VCELINK RJ45 Cat6A Connectors Tool-Free Reusable Shielded Ethernet Termination Plugs for 23AWG SFTP UTP Cable, 10G Easy Internet Plug, Fast Field Installation 4 Pack

Ok.. this is how all rj45 should be. Easy as heck and doesn’t require tiny people hands. The colors are a little confusing but once you get one down, the rest are easy to make. The only negative may be the size is bigger than a normal one so tight places may be challenges. Besides that, get these 100% over traditional. Spend the money. Save your sanity.

Useful, RE-Usable plugs for testing Cat6 /Cat5e cable. Still working a year later. Used these to verify direct-burial line for security cams was still functioning.

These are garbage. Just tiny points to pierce the wire insulation and I tried 2 of them and couldn’t get a good cable. Always at least one open wire.

Compre el producto en Febrero del presente año, y actualmente funciona correctamente, me resolvió el problema que tenia con los conectores estándares, los cuales después de un tiempo de uso, la "manigueta" se volvía blando por el calor que emite los equipos en donde se conectaba por lo que este rompía y dejaba de ajustar y tener mala conexión. Estos conectores resolvieron ese problema siendo que estos no son de material plásticos sino de un tipo de aleación de aluminio.

Only reason I gave a 4 was that the labeling was incorrect. The a and b labeling was backwards. I use 568b everywhere in my house as that is the common wiring and when I did my test using a keystone on the other end of the wire at my patch panel this connector showed to be wired incorrectly. Checked and the wires where correctly placed for the label. Swapped to 568a according to the label and my meter passed but over all these connectors where easy to install and look like they will hold up for a long time.

I discovered my crimping tool was destroying the pins on the conventional rj-45 connectors I was trying to use. After wasting 5 of them and wondering why I couldn't get a solid connection, I ordered a pack of these. Installation is so easy, and they just work. I'm probably going to order a bunch more and change all my self-installed connectors to these. They are not only much easier to install, they are also much more stable and sturdy than the old school crimp on junk.

Works great and like the convenience of not having to cut and throw away a termination. Though it may lead to more work than actually crimping a termination, as the brackets for each of the wires may not make contact with the pins when clamping down showing no connection. Even if you have the compatible AWG wires How I got it to work disassemble the termination and check where the wires attempted to stab to make contact with the copper. I used an exacto knife to just cut off a little of the tubing so that the pins make contact with the copper wires. After doing that termination worked fine

I want to say these are kind of on the spendy side, but they're worth it and I would buy them again in a heartbeat. A buddy had pulled about 100ft of Chainflex exterior cable l out of a dumpster and didn't have any connections. I tried using cheap plastic ones at first, didn't work. I tried better ones, and they were too small for the cable, my fault, but after 3 frustrating attempts at terminating this cable, I said screw it, and bought these. It took maybe 2 minutes, and it's clean and secure. Save yourself some frustration and time, spend the money and get these