Conector de cable en línea GETFORT GF-LP-6UTP Cat.6 UTP, tipo Krone, blanco

Extending or repairing a Cat.6 network cable often means wrestling with unreliable connectors that degrade signal quality. The GETFORT GF-LP-6UTP inline connector eliminates that frustration with a punch-down Krone type design that ensures a secure, gas-tight connection every time. Ideal for installers and DIY enthusiasts alike, this connector lets you join two Cat.6 UTP cables without the need for crimping tools—just a standard Krone punch-down tool.

Who is it for

This connector is perfect for network technicians, electricians, and home users who need to extend a Gigabit Ethernet run or repair a damaged cable. Whether you're wiring an office, setting up a home network, or fixing a broken patch cable, it provides a reliable, tool-friendly solution that maintains full Cat.6 performance.

Main features

• Supports Cat.6 UTP cables for Gigabit Ethernet (up to 1000 Mbps) and 250 MHz bandwidth.
• Krone type IDC terminals for fast, reliable punch-down termination—no crimping required.
• Color-coded T568A and T568B wiring guides for error-free installation.
• Gold-plated phosphor bronze contacts ensure corrosion resistance and optimal signal integrity.
• High-impact ABS housing withstands daily use and protects connections.
• Accepts 22-26 AWG solid or stranded conductors for versatile compatibility.
• Compact white design blends discreetly into any cable run.

Specifications

• Product type: Inline cable connector
• Cable category: Cat.6 (Category 6)
• Shielding: UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
• Connector type: Krone type IDC
• Termination method: Punch-down (Krone tool compatible)
• Wiring standard: T568A and T568B
• Data transfer rate: Up to 1000 Mbps (Gigabit Ethernet)
• Frequency bandwidth: Up to 250 MHz
• Housing material: High-impact ABS plastic
• Contact material: Phosphor bronze with gold plating
• Wire gauge: 22-26 AWG solid or stranded
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 60°C
• Compliance: RoHS
• Colour: White

Tips

For best results, use a quality Krone punch-down tool and ensure the cable jacket is stripped to the recommended length. Keep the twist in each pair as close to the termination point as possible to maintain Cat.6 performance. After punching down, visually inspect that all conductors are fully seated in the IDC slots.