Ficha modular RJ45 Intellinet Pro Line, Cat6A, UTP, 3 pontas, para fio maciço, contactos banhados a ouro 50 µ, pack de 80

Intellinet Pro Line RJ45 modular plugs are engineered for high-performance Cat6A UTP solid cable installations. This 80-pack features durable polycarbonate housings and 50 µ gold-plated contacts to ensure reliable signal transmission and long-term contact integrity. Each transparent connector measures 11.5 mm wide, 21.5 mm deep and weighs approximately 1 g, suitable for professional networking and structured cabling projects.

Advantages

Pro Line plugs use 50 µ gold plating on contacts to improve conductivity and resist corrosion compared with standard plating. The polycarbonate body provides mechanical robustness while maintaining precise dimensions for consistent termination. Packaged as an 80-count set, these RJ45 plugs offer a cost-effective supply for bulk installations.

Suitable for

• Termination of Cat6A UTP solid conductors
• High-performance Ethernet cabling installations
• Professional structured cabling and patch panel connections
• Environments requiring durable, corrosion-resistant contacts

Key specifications

• Compatibility: 8-position, 8-contact (8P8C) RJ45 modular plug
• Contact plating: 50 µ gold
• Cable type: Cat6A UTP, solid wire
• Material: Polycarbonate housing
• Dimensions: 11.5 mm (W) x 21.5 mm (D)
• Weight per piece: 0.001 kg
• Colour: Transparent
• Pack quantity: 80 pieces
• Brand / MPN: INTELLINET / 790550

How to use

Prepare the solid Cat6A conductor to the correct length and strip the jacket and filler to expose the individual conductors. Arrange the wires according to the chosen wiring standard (e.g., T568A or T568B), insert them fully into the RJ45 plug until the conductor ends reach the contacts, and ensure the cable jacket is seated inside the plug body. Use an appropriate crimping tool designed for solid conductor modular plugs to terminate the connector securely.

Recommendations

For reliable results, use these Pro Line RJ45 plugs with solid Cat6A UTP cable and a compatible crimping tool. Avoid using them with stranded cable types. Test each terminated connection with a network cable tester to verify continuity and performance before deployment.