CAT6 Connector - End Pass Through Ethernet 8P8C Modular Plug for 24Awg 50 Pack

I make Cat 5-6 cable connections multiple times a day. I use a high quality Kline crimper tool to make the connections. These connectors do not align properly with the crimper teeth, nor do they align properly with the contacts inside the female jacks. I have used 6 connectors trying to get one cable to work. each and every time 2 or 3 of the crimp lugs do not make proper contact. I needed connectors quickly so I tried these. While they did arrive quickly, it did not matter because they don't function as they should.

These work very well and a very competitive price! Easy decision to buy again!Pros:PriceCables slide through very easilyUse them with the crimper provided by the same company, and it makes it all very easy to use.Cons:I have not found any. I had trouble getting one of the ends to slide through easily, but I just switched to another clip and voila!LPT:Straighten your cables as much as possible, and try to get the straight all the way to the bottom. Use a cutter to cut them straight across. Now wiggle them gently from side to side (micro-wiggle) and they will fit easily through these clips. Use a crimping tool that also cuts passthrough clips.Good luck!

Grabbed these for a network camera install. These RJ45, are problematic - I spliced in a patch cord for NVR to router and tested with faults. I cut both off, started over and paid even more attention to detail. These were placed perfectly and still faulted. Last try, it worked. This went on and on for hours until I realized it was slowing the entire install job down. I ran to a local electrical supply house and grabbed a 25 pack of "Ideal" brand. I went 18 for 18 with these connectors - Not a single dud in the bunch. These are junk and defective - Don't waste your time/money. Go to an electrical supply house and buy a reputable brand that data contractors/pro's would use.

I've not yet found a pass thru connector that works. I've tried so many tools and brands of connectors. They almost always fail. The ease of use is canceled by redoing the work multiple times. I go back to the old way and it works every time. 99.9 percent of the time I get perfect connections. Pass thru is a fail. We need better work on this. Someone out there with a gift of engineering needs to take a good look at this.

they work brilliantly on cat5e but the holes are too small for cat6a. I could get the wire through eventually but it was far from easy.also they should have included a cutter for the wire ends