Conector fêmea RJ45 Alcasa S6 IC06-R002 preto metálico fêmea/fêmea

The Alcasa S6 IC06-R002 Black Metallic Female/Female RJ45 connector provides a compact inline solution for joining two Ethernet cables or extending network runs without altering connector terminations. Designed for straightforward coupling of RJ45-terminated cables, this female-to-female adapter maintains a consistent physical interface and a discreet black metallic appearance intended for visible or concealed installations in office, home, or AV setups.

Advantages

This female/female RJ45 connector offers simple, tool-free inline joining of two RJ45 cables while preserving the original connectors on both cable ends. The black metallic housing enhances mechanical robustness and resists everyday wear in typical network environments. Its compact form factor reduces cable strain and keeps the connection point tidy where extensions or temporary joins are required.

Suitable for

• Extending Ethernet cables without reterminating ends
• Temporary or permanent inline connections in home and office networks
• Connecting patch cables to wall plates or devices with RJ45 terminated leads
• AV installations and local area network troubleshooting where quick coupling is needed

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 female to RJ45 female
• Colour and finish: black, metallic
• Form factor: inline adapter for 8P8C RJ45 plugs
• Mechanical durability: compact metal-bodied coupling designed for repeated mating

How to use

Insert one RJ45-terminated cable plug into each end of the female/female adapter until the plug latch engages. Ensure each cable is fully seated and check link status on connected devices after installation. For cleaner routing, align the adapter so that cable strain is minimized and avoid bending cable conductors sharply at the adapter entry points. No special tools or termination are required.

Recommendations

Use this adapter within standard Ethernet cabling parameters; for best signal integrity, avoid chaining many inline adapters and keep overall cable lengths within the supported run limits for the relevant Ethernet standard. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or mechanical damage, especially in exposed or high-traffic areas.