Product Description
The Platinum Tools 105024 ezEX44 ezEX - RJ45 connectors are a top - notch solution for larger cables and conductors. These connectors come in a convenient 500 - piece bulk pack. They feature a unique integrated Hi - Lo stagger load bar. This design allows big conductors to easily pass through the front end of the connector, making it a breeze to verify the wiring sequence before termination. Typically used with Cat6 cables, they are terminated using the EXO Crimp Frame and EXO - EX Die (PLAT - 100061C). In modern networks, twisted - pair cables need more speed and bandwidth. Cat5e/6/6A cables have grown in size, with larger outer and insulation diameters that vary by manufacturer, causing compatibility issues. The patented ezEX - RJ45 Termination System solves this problem, offering better cable - to - connector compatibility for high - performance needs. Key features include a simple one - piece/pass - through design without bars or liners, Hi - Lo stagger for isolating conductors for better performance, compliance with 5e/6/6A standards, an insulation diameter (conductor) ranging from.039” to.044” (1.0 - 1.12mm), a max outer diameter of.290” (7.36mm), a rating up to 10 Gigabit for excellent performance, compatibility with solid or stranded conductors from 24 - 22 AWG, and compliance with FCC, RoHS 2, and UL standards. They are proudly made in the USA.
Using these Platinum Tools ezEX44 ezEX - RJ45 connectors is straightforward. First, make sure your cable is of the right size - the connectors work well with Cat5e/6/6A cables with an insulation diameter for the conductor between.039” and.044” (1.0 - 1.12mm) and a max outer diameter of.290” (7.36mm). Strip the cable, arrange the conductors according to the wiring sequence. Thanks to the unique Hi - Lo stagger load bar, you can easily see if the wiring is correct before terminating. Then, use the EXO Crimp Frame and EXO - EX Die (PLAT - 100061C) to terminate the connector. When handling these connectors, keep them away from sharp objects that could damage the internal structure. Store them in a dry place to prevent corrosion. For maintenance, just check for any visible damage regularly. If you notice any broken parts or bent conductors, it's best to replace the connector. These connectors are made in the USA and comply with FCC, RoHS 2, and UL standards, so you can trust their quality and performance.
