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BUCIER RJ45 8P8C Male to 8-Pin Female Screw Terminal 2-Pack network ethernet cable
A two-pack of RJ45 male to 8-pin female screw-terminal adapters for tool-free UTP cable termination
- Connector ARJ45
- Colormale
- Features, , , ,
- Wired to EIA/TIA 568B standard for structured cabling
- Solderless screw terminals terminate UTP cable with just a screwdriver
- Compact 5.4 cm by 3.7 cm adapter fits tight enclosures
- Supports AWG 28-16 solid or stranded wire for flexible installs
- Two-pack gives a spare for CCTV, DVR or balun projects
Two-Pack RJ45 to Screw Terminal Adapter
This two-pack converts an RJ45 8P8C male plug into eight female bolt-screw terminals. It is intended for installers who need quick, solderless termination of solid or stranded conductors in structured-cabling projects.
EIA/TIA 568B Wiring Limit
The terminals follow the 568B pinout for structured cabling but the manufacturer states the adapter is not recommended for actual Ethernet traffic. It suits basic power or data distribution and pair splitting on UTP Cat5, Cat6 or Cat7 cable instead.
Compact Metal-Shielded Housing
Each unit measures 5.4cm by 3.7cm and uses a metal-shielded modular plug with shielded screw terminals. A screwdriver and wire stripper are the only tools required, accepting AWG 28-16 wire for reliable daily connections.
Highlights
- Wired to EIA/TIA 568B standard for structured cabling
- Solderless screw terminals terminate UTP cable with just a screwdriver
- Compact 5.4 cm by 3.7 cm adapter fits tight enclosures
- Supports AWG 28-16 solid or stranded wire for flexible installs
- Two-pack gives a spare for CCTV, DVR or balun projects
Specifications
| Brand | AAOTOKK |
|---|---|
| Connector A | RJ45 |
| Color | male |
| Features | , , , , |
Questions about this item
Should I buy the two-pack or a single adapter?
The product is only offered as a two-pack containing two identical RJ45 male-to-screw-terminal adapters.
Will the 568B wiring support Gigabit Ethernet speeds?
The manufacturer states the adapter is not recommended for actual Ethernet traffic; it is intended for basic power or data distribution and pair splitting on UTP cable.
Does the screw-terminal block accept solid-core Cat6 wires?
The terminals accept wire gauges from AWG 28 to 16, which covers the solid conductors used in typical Cat5, Cat6 and Cat7 UTP cables.
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