Conector macho RJ-45 ShiverPeaks BS75011-4

The ShiverPeaks BS75011-4 RJ-45 connector is a straight-form male network plug supplied in a pack of four. Engineered for use with standard Ethernet cabling, this connector is intended to provide a secure physical interface between twisted-pair cables and network devices. Its straight body and common RJ-45 footprint make it compatible with patch cords and permanent link terminations where a male plug is required.

Advantages

These RJ-45 connectors offer a compact straight design that eases insertion into jacks and reduces strain on cable routing. Manufactured to provide consistent electrical contact, they support reliable data transmission across typical Ethernet installations. The pack configuration of four connectors allows for small installation projects or repairs without excess inventory.

Suitable for

• Creating or repairing Ethernet patch cables
• Connecting network devices such as switches, routers and patch panels
• Small-scale office or home network installations
• Testing and prototyping network cabling

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ-45 male, straight form factor
• Quantity: 4 connectors per pack
• Compatibility: standard 8-position 8-contact (8P8C) Ethernet cabling
• Intended cables: twisted-pair network cables (e.g., Cat5e, Cat6 where applicable)
• Physical material: rigid insulated body with metal contact pins for signal transmission

How to use

Prepare the twisted-pair cable by stripping the outer sheath to expose the conductor pairs, then arrange the wires according to the required wiring scheme (T568A or T568B). Trim the conductors to even length and insert them fully into the RJ-45 connector until each conductor seats into its contact channel. Use an appropriate crimping tool designed for RJ-45 plugs to secure the connector onto the cable, ensuring the contact pins pierce the insulation and establish solid contact. Verify continuity and correct pair mapping with a cable tester before placing the cable into service.

Lietošanas ieteikumi

Use compatible crimping tools and cable testers to ensure reliable terminations; avoid excessive cable sheath stripping and confirm the wiring standard before crimping. For higher-category cabling, verify that the connector design accommodates cable diameter and pair untwist limits to maintain performance.