BelkinRJ45 Modular Connector 25 Pack

I read with interest, a reviewers comment, implying that these connectors are oversize.When a RJ45 plug is crimped, it does become slightly smaller, when the crimping tool is used correctly."No makers name stamped on them", but is that really a problem ?At a few pence each, they are really good value, don't forget the RJ45 hoods from the same supplier.Fast delivery, great product.

I bought these to install some cat5 in my house and even though I have never done it before it was a doddle. One reviewer seemed quite unhappy with flawed plastics as seen in customer images but out of 25 connectors I didn't find a single flaw and my network now runs flawlessly. Anyone having problems should google for a tutorial, I did and it made my installation much easier than others have made out.

Good quality. Does what it says.. good deal

I work for a company owned and run by a multi-millionaire who expects his employees to purchase the company 'needs' and then claim back via petty cash.I am therefore always looking for value for money and these fit the bill perfectly. They work very well, have clear installation instructions and are easy to fit.

I've used these RJ45 fittings before and not had any problems with them whatsoever. Although it doesn't identify them as being Belkin on the connector itself, I have used some non-branded fittings in the past and there is a definate improvement with using these to make up network cables. No cable faults or errors at all, good clean signal transfer and trusted to fit & forget.

I used these connectors to make up a number of custom length Cat5e Network Cables. In common with other similar RG45 Cables, the secret of success is to carefully dress the individual cores into the correct order and finally cut them back to the correct length. I usually use 15mm.It is then necessary to push the cables until the ends of the individual cores can be seen through the end of the connector. For best results use a good Ratchet Crimp Tool, however these are rather expensive. I use a simple Hand Crimp Tool, which only cost a few pounds. I have not experienced any problems with the connectors purchased and would happily use these again.

I got sick of paying stupid prices for pre-made cables and having to put of with oversized cables running about.So I decided to but a reel of CAT5e, a crimp tool and these some RJ45 connectorsThe insertion of the wires into the connector is a pain and separating them out takes a while use patience and a good diagram otherwise you'll be pulling your hair out wondering why you get lights but no data :-)The quality is a bit suspect with several being visibly broken and several more failing tests which admittedly could have been my handwork not being up to scratch. Still for the price I could afford to lose a couple.. but that not the issue, its the frustration you feel spending the time and then having to do it again. But with practice you get much quicker faster, and remember the wiring sequence.I ended up buying a cheap tester that connects to both ends of the cable, they are quite useful and help and easier to diagnose problems that just trying to test with a PC or other networked device.

Awesome, Ten years ago I was introduced to making network Cables, whilst working for a company that provided Cable Tv in American Hospitals, and it was Using this type of connector... they're the one piece kind, and are not for the Feint hearted, as they can be fiddly to get the wires seated correctly into.... but once connected and clipped down, they remain down..... a very nice purchase, and I will probably buy another couple of bags of them just to have on hand......

I sometimes find myself modifying my LAN, adding to it and making my own cables. In some instances I am extending new wires to new locations and these connectors are easy to use, consistent and provide a good connection to the network. I do not have testing equipment to be able to tell what he speed is, but the cables always seem to work well.

Connettori RJ45 cat5 in busta da 25 pz. Usati per la realizzazione di una piccola rete domestica svolgono egregiamente il loro compito senza dare problemi neanche per il crimpaggio.

These work as expected and are cheaper than buying at the local store. Suggest having plenty around before starting any project and strongly suggest investing in the correct crimping tool before starting any mproject more than a patch cable to save a lot of headaches. Cat5 cable and RJ45 connectors are really easy with the right equipment and a pain in the rear without it.

Everything came fast and in good order, parts are a great value and were shipped quickly and in good packaging.

I have crimped many an RJ45 connection in my home. In attempting to patch a new cat5 wire, I tried four times with these Belkin connectors, two on each end, then gave up. I went to Radio Shack and bought new connectors (paying $8 for five). The Radio Shack connectors worked perfectly the first time. I noticed that the wires seemed to slide home more securely in the Radio Shack connectors. They were well worth the extra money to me. Wish I'd just gone to Radio Shack in the first place (no, I'm not connected in any way to Radio Shack!)