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RJ45 Network Socket 8-Pin Lock Panel Stop Systems 8P8C PCB 5520251-4
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RJ45 Network Socket 8-Pin Lock Panel Stop Systems 8P8C PCB 5520251-4

The RJ45 socket is the most common type of connection for Ethernet cables, ideal for creating reliable network connections. This socket has 8 wires, making it suitable for more demanding applications...

The RJ45 socket is the most common type of connection for Ethernet cables, ideal for creating reliable network connections. This socket has 8 wires, making it suitable for more demanding applications compared to RJ11 sockets, which have only 4 wires. Therefore, it is important to note that an RJ45 cable cannot be connected to an RJ11 socket, while the...

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  • 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

    Recessed

    It is installed inside the wall, in an existing electrical box. The result is aesthetically perfect, as the socket sits flush with the wall.
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Description

Description

The RJ45 socket is the most common type of connection for Ethernet cables, ideal for creating reliable network connections. This socket has 8 wires, making it suitable for more demanding applications compared to RJ11 sockets, which have only 4 wires. Therefore, it is important to note that an RJ45 cable cannot be connected to an RJ11 socket, while the reverse connection is possible.

  • Socket Numbering: Single
  • Type: RJ45 with 8-wire capability

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

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
Recessed

Placement

Recessed
It is installed inside the wall, in an existing electrical box. The result is aesthetically perfect, as the socket sits flush with the wall.
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

The RJ45 socket is the most common type of connection for Ethernet cables, ideal for creating reliable network connections. This socket has 8 wires, making it suitable for more demanding applications compared to RJ11 sockets, which have only 4 wires. Therefore, it is important to note that an RJ45 cable cannot be connected to an RJ11 socket, while the reverse connection is possible.

  • Socket Numbering: Single
  • Type: RJ45 with 8-wire capability

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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
Recessed

Placement

Recessed
It is installed inside the wall, in an existing electrical box. The result is aesthetically perfect, as the socket sits flush with the wall.
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.