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Every single one of these connectors easily passed Cat 6A Fluke testing and actually not sure why they are not rated about Cat 6A as with high quality Cat7 or Cat8 cable they even passed 40G or what will be the future Cat 7 or Cat 8 rating. The failure rate with Fluke testing of even the best crimped Cat 6A was almost 40% !!! The only way to pass the Fluke test before was by using Cat 6A keystone jacks and then buy a pre-made certified Cat 6A cable and use that as the final connection. This saves all the hassle and works just like the Telegartner MFP8 plugs … maybe not quite as well built as the Telegartner but in Fluke testing they work just as good.

Read the instructions carefully. Cut the left of each coloured cable to the exact length of the block (i.e. no wires should over hang once you pass them through the small holes).If you don’t, then when you clamp it shut, you end up double piercing the colours cables.Also, the length of cat 6 cable I have connected these to are 60meters end to end.Abs yes, I am getting clear 1gb transfer speeds between my devices.

This is a top quality RJ45 plug that easily accommodated some chunky Cat 6 cable.4/5 because:Its not obvious how best to cut the cable for the plug. I found a diagram online but it was such poor quality I could hardly ready it. I worked it out in the end, more luck than judgment.Be warned, these plugs stick out a bit. If you have a small comms cabinet you might not be able to close the door.

If you've slaved over the more traditional Ethernet connectors aka trying to get 8 cables into a plug in the correct order (without them trying to swap over).... then these are for you. Simply run 4 through the holes on the plastic guide, then push the other 4 into the grips (all marked for you). Squeeze the whole thing together and tighten up the grip. Voila! You're done. Far faster and more reliably than before.

This was my last option but wish it was my first!Struggled with multiple Cat 6A RJ45 connectors. Crimpers just would not achieve a good connection.This device worked 1st time. Nice easy tutorial to follow on their YouTube channel.Took approx 10mins and that’s with me being slow.Speed test - 290mbps!I will be ordering more of these!

Have been trying to run Cat6a network cable to outhouse. All well and good until I discovered how different Cat6a is to other ethernet cables I have used before. Not only do you need special RJ45 plugs bit also special crimper.These took all the guess work out and although expensive did the job first time without any hassle or frustration. Ideal if you are running just one or two cables, but obviously a little cost prohibitive for any more etc.

I love these connectors and use them to make audiophile network cables. They are beautifully made and have the great benefit over the telegartner connectors in that they don’t require a crimping tool. Highly recommended for use with streamers and network players.

Very easy to use only had one problem missing part.