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Intronics Single External Network Socket RJ45 FA6011
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Intronics Single External Network Socket RJ45 FA6011

This network socket features an RJ45, the most common type of socket for connecting ethernet cables. It uses 8 wires, providing greater convenience and speed for network connections compared to RJ11...

This network socket features an RJ45, the most common type of socket for connecting ethernet cables. It uses 8 wires, providing greater convenience and speed for network connections compared to RJ11 sockets, which only have 4 wires. Due to the difference in wires, an RJ45 socket cannot be connected with an RJ11 cable, although you can use the reverse...

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  • Type

    Complete

    The mechanism, the front plate, and the decorative frame of the switch are included

  • Shielding

    Shielding refers to the protection of the signal from external electrical interference (the so-called "noise"). Shielding ensures that your data reaches the computer "cleanly", without errors or fluctuations in speed.

    Without Shielding (UTP)

    This is a socket with a plastic casing in its mechanism. It is the standard choice for home use, where the network cables in the wall do not come into direct contact with many power cables.

  • Placement

    Wall-mounted

    Mounted on the wall surface. It is the solution when we do not want to chase the wall, ideal for storage rooms, garages, or when the cables run through external conduits.
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Description

Description

This network socket features an RJ45, the most common type of socket for connecting ethernet cables. It uses 8 wires, providing greater convenience and speed for network connections compared to RJ11 sockets, which only have 4 wires. Due to the difference in wires, an RJ45 socket cannot be connected with an RJ11 cable, although you can use the reverse connection.

  • Single network socket
  • Supports RJ45 connection

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Complete

Type

Complete

The mechanism, the front plate, and the decorative frame of the switch are included
Number of Ports
Single
RJ45
Yes

RJ45

The most common type of plug for connecting ethernet cables. It has 8 wires as opposed to the RJ11 plugs which have 4, which is why an RJ45 cable cannot be connected to an RJ11 plug, but the opposite is possible.
RJ11
No

RJ11

The most common type of plug for connecting telephone devices. It has 4 wires in contrast to RJ45 network plugs that have 8, which is why an RJ45 cable cannot be connected to an RJ11 plug, but the opposite is possible.
Antenna
No

Antenna

With antenna socket for television connection
Placement
Wall-mounted

Placement

Wall-mounted
Mounted on the wall surface. It is the solution when we do not want to chase the wall, ideal for storage rooms, garages, or when the cables run through external conduits.
Shielding
Without Shielding (UTP)

Shielding

Shielding refers to the protection of the signal from external electrical interference (the so-called "noise"). Shielding ensures that your data reaches the computer "cleanly", without errors or fluctuations in speed.

Without Shielding (UTP)

This is a socket with a plastic casing in its mechanism. It is the standard choice for home use, where the network cables in the wall do not come into direct contact with many power cables.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

This network socket features an RJ45, the most common type of socket for connecting ethernet cables. It uses 8 wires, providing greater convenience and speed for network connections compared to RJ11 sockets, which only have 4 wires. Due to the difference in wires, an RJ45 socket cannot be connected with an RJ11 cable, although you can use the reverse connection.

  • Single network socket
  • Supports RJ45 connection

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Complete

Type

Complete

The mechanism, the front plate, and the decorative frame of the switch are included
Number of Ports
Single
RJ45
Yes

RJ45

The most common type of plug for connecting ethernet cables. It has 8 wires as opposed to the RJ11 plugs which have 4, which is why an RJ45 cable cannot be connected to an RJ11 plug, but the opposite is possible.
RJ11
No

RJ11

The most common type of plug for connecting telephone devices. It has 4 wires in contrast to RJ45 network plugs that have 8, which is why an RJ45 cable cannot be connected to an RJ11 plug, but the opposite is possible.
Antenna
No

Antenna

With antenna socket for television connection
Placement
Wall-mounted

Placement

Wall-mounted
Mounted on the wall surface. It is the solution when we do not want to chase the wall, ideal for storage rooms, garages, or when the cables run through external conduits.
Shielding
Without Shielding (UTP)

Shielding

Shielding refers to the protection of the signal from external electrical interference (the so-called "noise"). Shielding ensures that your data reaches the computer "cleanly", without errors or fluctuations in speed.

Without Shielding (UTP)

This is a socket with a plastic casing in its mechanism. It is the standard choice for home use, where the network cables in the wall do not come into direct contact with many power cables.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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