Platinum Tools
Platinum Tools 105104 RJ45 boot 8.0 mm black 100 pack
Protect RJ45 plugs on Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A cables with 100 black PVC boots for 8.0 mm maximum cable diameter
- Protects RJ45 plugs from snags and broken locking tabs
- Relieves cable stress and maintains proper bend radius
- Fits cables from 0.217 to 0.344 inches outer diameter
- Organises runs with colour-coded black boots for easy identification
- 100-piece pack covers large installations or multiple projects
Cable boots for RJ45 connectors
Platinum Tools 105104 boots fit RJ45 plugs on Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A patch cords. Each boot slides over the connector to cover the release tab and the external ground on shielded plugs. A pack contains 100 black boots made from PVC. They accept cables with an outside diameter from .217 to .344 inches.
Protects tabs and eases cable management
Installers who want to stop broken locking tabs and reduce strain on terminated cables will find these useful. The snagless profile helps prevent cords from catching on each other in dense patch panels. Buyers who need boots for a different cable diameter or a colour-coding scheme other than black should look at other options.
Maximum cable OD of .344 inches
The decisive specification is the cable outside-diameter range of .217 to .344 inches. If your patch-cord jacket falls outside this window the boot will not seat correctly and the connector will not be protected.
Highlights
- Protects RJ45 plugs from snags and broken locking tabs
- Relieves cable stress and maintains proper bend radius
- Fits cables from 0.217 to 0.344 inches outer diameter
- Organises runs with colour-coded black boots for easy identification
- 100-piece pack covers large installations or multiple projects
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What cable diameter range do these 8.0 mm boots accept?
They fit cables with an outside diameter from .217 to .344 inches, covering typical Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A patch cords.
Will the boots interfere with the release tab on my existing RJ45 plugs?
The snagless design covers the external ground on shielded connectors and prevents the locking tab from catching or breaking during insertion and removal.
How can I confirm the boots are seated correctly after installation?
Each boot should slide fully over the plug body, the strain-relief flange should rest against the cable jacket, and the release tab must move freely without binding.
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