GTZ Cat6 RJ45 Pass Through Connector 50-Pack - EZ Cat 6 Pass Through RJ45 Connectors - cat 6 connectors - Ethernet Connector - Ethernet Plug - for Solid or Stranded UTP Network Cable

I had purchased these along with a new crimp tool for an upcoming project and opted to use what was included with the crimp tool first, and what a mistake that was. While I could test cable ends, it was far too difficult to get the wires fed to even crimp. I ended up having to redo every end after doing a test patch and finding my tester showed much brighter LED output on each wire test. The previous ones had a continuity that ended up bringing the router down. These were stupid easy to work with and everything tested 100% without issues. Inexpensive, but fantastic in function.

I just started using pass through connectors and really like them. They let you feel more confident that all 8 lines are making contact when crimping. I got some connectors with the crimper tool I purchased, but these are much better. The wires push through the opening more easily than the other connectors I received with the tool. The other ones were rated for CAT6 supposedly, but perhaps the holes are just a bit too small. CAT6 wire seems to push through these more easily with less bending and hang-up of the wires inside the connector. I'd definitely buy them again. All the connections I made with them so far have worked properly with all 8 lines passing the connection test.

Several months ago I purchased the special crimp tool and I needed more specialized jacks. I've been lazy not to write a review on these before now. I really don't think you can make crimping a RJ45 connector any easier. I strip use a cable jacket cutting tool, pull off about 2-in of the sheath, separate the wires individually, then use my scissors handle to straighten the wires by pulling them between my thumb and the handle. Once I have the colors lined up, I cut off about 1/2-in and poke the remainder through the connector, insert it in the crimp tool, and viola a perfect connector.

I ordered some connectors from a reputable name I'm tools and had many issues on installing them on the Invincible Cable Cat6 Plenum cables. Most of the time the wires will not feed through. I ordered these, and I would say 99% of the connectors, I was able to feed the wires through with no problems. The other 1%, there was some plastic in the way. Used the Klein tool to crimp the cable ends on and had no failures.

I have had no issues with these. I kept having connectivity issues with ones I got from another company. I though it was my crimper or poor skills. Turns out it was the connector. I have yet to have a bad crimp with these.

I've only needed to use a handful of these for a re-wiring project, as most of it needed keystones, but these work great and seem perfectly durable and have tested with no issues for continuity or speed. Loving the ease of pass-through connectors like this, though make sure you have a crimp-tool that cuts the ends off for you! (Makes it so much easier.)

Makes nice cables.

never failed

Real easy to thread in with the pass-through holes. makes making professional looking cables a cinch!

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El material es de buena calidad, lo recomiendo para Cat 6, quedan perfectos

These pass through connectors with strain relief boots offer a great quality and value for the price. Only used half a dozen so far but every single one I used works perfect. Used it with 5e cable though. Not sure about potential challenges with 6e cable. Technically speaking there should be none.The only thing I would like to mention is that a quality Pass Through Crimper is highly advised with these. The strain relief boot is adding a bit of additional stiffness to the connector on the edges which may make the tool to fail a clear cut for the first and eighth wire (WO & BR).The whole assembly is working perfectly though and provides a solid connector. Will buy more of these again.

These are the better one to have Cat6 Pass Through Connectors, Pack of 50 | Modular Plug for Solid or Stranded. The Solid are the easier one to make your own network cables up. But the key stranded is to keep the strip lines short. I still playing with length but going to say 1/8 - 3/16" needs to be striped best results. Cable will bottom out at a1/2" So that how far you want to push the none stripped part of the wire in a tight good connection. Stil take some playing with the wires they move some times.