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Solución de migración de red de 10 gig a 40 gig
El enchufe de terminación de campo RJ45 blindado Cat 8 proporciona una alternativa asequible basada en cobre para conectar componentes de canal Ethernet de 10, 25 o 50 Gigabit. Proporciona una alternativa asequible al cable de conexión directa Twinax mientras que proporciona compatibilidad con Cat 7 y Cat 6A. Admite aplicaciones de centro de datos PoE+ y Cat8 para configuraciones de la parte superior de fila, media fila y final de fila de hasta 30 metros.
Paquete de 6 eficiente y rentable con garantía de por vida
Este enchufe de terminación de campo totalmente blindado está diseñado para entornos sensibles que exigen seguridad con protección contra el ruido electromagnético EMI/RFI y la diafonía alienígena. Una construcción de metal resistente con un cilindro silenciador integrado y una bota de alivio de tensión metálica atornillada proporcionan un rendimiento superior Cat 8 de hasta 40 Gigabit.
Especificaciones:
- Conector de red: RJ45 8P/8C Hembra con contactos chapados en oro
- Cilindro silenciador integrado para supresión de ruido NEXT, AXT
- Rendimiento TIA/EIA 568-C.2 de categoría 8 hasta 2000 MHz
- Terminación 568-A o 568-B sin herramientas
- Compatible con cable de par trenzado blindado 22-24 AWG
Contenido del paquete
- 6 conectores de terminación de campo blindados Cat 8 RJ45.
- 6 tapas sin herramientas.
- 6 cintas de cobre.
- 1 hoja de instrucciones.
Garantía
Garantía limitada de por vida y soporte del producto de por vida
Stephen
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de septiembre de 2024
I wish that they were a bit cheaper and that the head of it was a bit smaller but functionally these work very well. They have performed better then all of the other Cat8 termination plugs that I have tried
M. Alansari
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 9 de octubre de 2023
There is a few things you need to take care of to do a proper job. This connector should have at least AWG 23 wires ... if the wires are thinner they will slip out and won't be solidly connected. Another part you need to be super careful about is when twisting the final turn fitting. You need to twist it while making absolutely sure that the cable itself is not twisting. If even a small twist from the cable you will pull out or loosen the wires inside the connector and will not give a solid connection. I have used previously the Telegartner MFP8 and that connector is dramatically easier to work with and no learning curve needed. So yes they will work, but you need to be really careful and most likely will need to Fluke test the point to be extra sure it was done properly. With the Telegartner MFP8 you can just do the connection and not even worry about Fluke testing anything ... it just works!
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de septiembre de 2023
These are far superiors to their plastic counterparts which have a habit of not locking the wires into place. On the inside of the cable end there is a color coded diagram of where the wires go with a depiction of the two change able places for the orange and green cables for either a straight though or cross over cable. There is a little silver stick strip that is used to wrap the cable close to the cut end of the plenium.
mr anderson
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de octubre de 2022
Excellent product, well made and durable. The instructions leave a little to be desired, but once I read them a few times and played with the unit, it was rather simple. I'm not a cable person, so these make it VERY easy to put a connector on the cable. It has a keyed color coded loader, so it's REAL hard to make a mistake. However, if you do make a mistake you don't waste the connector. Just take it back apart and start again. Best ones I have ever used. To top off the design, they even added a top push bar to unlock the rj45 from the port.
Dennis Ferguson
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de agosto de 2018
I've been installing these on Cat 7a cable. The cable I'm using has conductors that, at 0.60 mm in diameter, are somewhere between 22 AWG and 23 AWG. I've used these on 2.5 Gbps/POE+ links to wireless access points, for HDbaseT runs to TVs and to make patch cables connecting equipment to the patch panel in the network+A/V rack.These connectors are a pleasure to use. They come with a piece of copper tape to wrap the folded-back ground (I was taught to use copper tape with shielded cable but these are the first connectors I've used that actually include the tape), have a load bar that is easy to work with and can be squeezed shut with your fingers if you're strong or pliers if you're not. I think I've installed about 30 of these and have not yet had one fail to work.The only downside of these connectors I've found, beyond their price, is that they are quite large. The body and strain relief nut add about 2 inches to the length of the RJ45 connector itself (compared to less than an inch for a normal patch cable with a strain relief boot), and the connector body is a bit wider than the RJ45 so I can imagine that there might be ethernet switches where plugging several of these in side-by-side might be a tight fit. Then again, the cable I've been installing these on is itself quite thick (8.2 mm) and a bit stiff, so the size of the connector does not seem inappropriate. I've used and would prefer other connectors for smaller diameter shielded cable, but for larger stuff these seem ideal.I can recommend these connectors for larger cables.
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