Cat6A Extra Large RJ45 Pass-Through Connectors, Unshielded
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SIMPLY45, Pass Through RJ45 Modular Plug Termination System CAT5 CAT6 Tools
SIMPLY45, Pass Through RJ45 Modular Plug Termination System CAT5 CAT6 Tools
Pass Through Design No more load bars means less waste and frustration! The ability to see the conductors come through the front of the plug allows you to verify the correct TIA 568A or 568B color sequence which minimizes bad terminations. Maximum Performance Ensuring the best cable to plug combination, pass through plugs allow a push-pull method to seat the cable jacket as far into the plug as possible. Triple prong gold plated contacts.
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