A two-part RJ45 connector makes field termination of Ethernet cable more reliable and faster than a traditional single-piece plug. In the two-part design, the cable's individual conductors pass through a rear insert that organises them into the correct order and holds them in position before the front shell is assembled. This organisation step reduces conductor crossover errors that are common when positioning individual conductors directly into a standard single-piece RJ45 plug.
For installation engineers completing large numbers of RJ45 terminations on CCTV, access control, and data network projects, the two-part design makes each termination more consistent and reduces the proportion of crimps that need to be re-done due to conductor positioning errors. Over a day of terminations, this efficiency gain is measurable in installation time.
The unshielded design suits Cat5, Cat5e, and Cat6 UTP (unshielded twisted pair) cable, which is the standard internal network cabling specification across the majority of UK commercial and residential installations. Where shielded (STP/FTP) cable is installed, the shielded RJ45 plug (CON-RJ45-shield) is the appropriate termination connector.
At 100 plugs per pack, this provides a standard working quantity for a project or for stock replenishment on a CCTV or network installation vehicle.
For CCTV installers, data cabling engineers, and access control installers terminating Cat5 and Cat6 UTP Ethernet cable across London and the UK, the 100-pack of two-part RJ45 unshielded plugs provides a practical bulk supply of a frequently consumed installation consumable.
Key Features
- Pack of 100 two-part RJ45 crimp plugs for Cat5, Cat5e, and Cat6 UTP cable
- Two-part design: rear insert organises conductors before crimping
- Reduces conductor wiring errors versus single-piece plugs
- Unshielded: correct connector for UTP cable installations
- 100-pack for project-scale or van-stock supply of RJ45 terminations
- Compatible with standard RJ45 crimp tools used across CCTV and IT installs
