VCE SJ661-100P-CA Cat6 RJ45 Pass Through Connectors 100-Pack
- Ethernet, Male
- Unshielded, Male
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A pack of one hundred shielded RJ-45 Cat6 modular plugs sized for 23-AWG wire
This pack contains one hundred RJ-45 modular plugs designed for Cat6 shielded cable. Each connector accepts 23-AWG solid or stranded wire. The plugs are manufactured by Black Box Innovations for structured cabling installations.
These plugs suit technicians building or repairing shielded Cat6 links in patch panels, wall plates or field-terminated cables. They are not for unshielded cable, larger-gauge conductors or fibre terminations. Buyers needing tooling, cable or certification gear should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | Black Box Innovations |
Yes, the Cat6 modular plugs are designed specifically for 23-AWG shielded wire.
They fit the same RJ-45 interface, but the internal geometry is tuned for thicker 23-AWG Cat6 conductors.
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