NavePoint
NavePoint CAT5E FTP RJ45 Plug 100 pack
FTP shielded RJ45 plugs for custom CAT5E cables, 100 gold-plated connectors with transparent housing to verify wire sequence before crimping
- TypeOthers
- ColorSilver
- Compatible with all CAT5E networks
- Transparent housing shows wire order to prevent bad crimps
- Gold-plated contacts maintain signal integrity
- Crimp design enables custom-length patch cables
- CE certified and supplied in a 100-piece pack
CAT5E FTP RJ45 plug pack
The NavePoint CAT5E FTP RJ45 plug pack contains 100 crimp-style connectors for building custom-length Ethernet cables. Each plug uses an 8P8C layout with gold-plated contacts and FTP shielding. The transparent housing lets installers verify wire order before crimping, reducing scrap. CE compliance is declared by the supplier.
Upgrading from loose or unshielded plugs
These plugs replace bulk bags of unshielded or opaque connectors that make wire sequencing harder to check. The FTP shielding and gold pins improve signal integrity on CAT5E runs. The jump is worth it when you terminate many cables and want fewer re-crimps.
Installers building CAT5E patch cords
Suited for technicians, AV integrators and server-room staff who assemble patch cords on site and need 100 pieces at once. Not suited for buyers who need CAT6 or CAT6A rated connectors, shielded housings for outdoor burial, or pre-terminated cables.
Highlights
- Compatible with all CAT5E networks
- Transparent housing shows wire order to prevent bad crimps
- Gold-plated contacts maintain signal integrity
- Crimp design enables custom-length patch cables
- CE certified and supplied in a 100-piece pack
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Type | Others |
| Color | Silver |
Questions about this item
What cable diameter does the CAT5E FTP RJ45 plug accept?
The plug is designed for standard CAT5E FTP cable; the transparent housing lets you verify wire order before crimping.
Which crimp tool and die set are required for the 8P8C plug?
Use a standard RJ45 8P8C ratchet crimper; the common mistake is not seating the cable jacket fully into the strain-relief before squeezing.
When should the gold-plated contacts be replaced?
Replace a plug if the gold pins show wear, corrosion or if continuity tests fail after re-crimping.
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