💻 Platinum Pass Through CAT6a/CAT6 23AWG UTP Cable Connector (100-Piece Set) – RJ45 Ethernet Network End Review

These guys are great! I use Cat6 gauge 23 solid wire. Very easy to use and so handy when you can slip the wires over your head and trim off the excess. Now, for everyone who says you end up with an extra wire that you can't cut, all you have to do is pull your head back a little after you cut the wire so nothing protrudes. . Basically, I push the wires through the head as far as I can, cut as close as I can, and then pull the head back (in the opposite direction) to vacuum the extra 1/16th of…

Hello, I have been using these 'pass through' RJ45 connectors along with a crimping tool for a number of years. It's worth the extra cost. I rarely have bad creampies. This really saves time as you don't have to cut the strands before inserting them into the connector. It also makes it very easy to get a clean, beautiful joint every time. The only thing I don't like is that there is no clear distinction between Cat5e and Cat6 connectors. That said, I accidentally mixed them up and it's now…

Like many people who have had to terminate RJ 45s over the years, it can be frustrating to make a mistake and not figure it out until you get off the stairs, the ceiling, or something else have scope to find only bad light or eyes helped you make a wiring mistake. Of course, you still need to be careful, but you can push the conductors right through the connector, clearly control the order, and cut off the waste. The ONLY feeling I would give this type of connector is that it's a little…

THIS IS A CHEAP FAKE PLATINUM TOOLS EZ-CONNECTOR, the item I wanted to buy. THIS IS IMITATION GARBAGE, DO NOT BUY IT. I threw the whole jar in the trash and bought regular platinum plugs. Angry at Amazon for allowing a fake company to place targeted ads at the top of the page when you search "Platinum EZ" for this thing. I have made hundreds of ethernet patch cords. I decided to try connections for low light operation in closets. Apparently I mixed up the brand and fell for this crappy fake. In

I'm a homeowner and prefer wired networks, so I sometimes run new cables through walls or repair patch cords myself. These connectors worked great with my cheap crimping tools. These modular plugs (plug is a vague term) are a bit more expensive but install fairly quickly and have proven 100% successful for me. The lack of disappointment is more than worth the price. I used it to repair four category 6 stranded patch cables. I used it to assemble the cable a second time. I previously installed 2