Intellinet RJ45 Modular Plugs, Cat5e, UTP, 3-prong, for solid wire, 15 µ gold plated contacts, 100 pack

Intellinet RJ45 modular plugs for Cat5e UTP are designed for solid-conductor Ethernet cables and come in a pack of 100 transparent polycarbonate connectors. Each plug features 15 µm gold-plated contacts and an 8-position, 8-contact (8P8C) configuration, providing reliable conductivity and mechanical durability for standard Cat5e network terminations.

Advantages

These RJ45 plugs offer consistent performance for Cat5e UTP installations, with 15 micron gold plating to improve contact reliability and resist corrosion. The transparent polycarbonate body allows easy inspection of conductor alignment during termination, and the 3-prong design ensures secure solid-wire connections. The product is lightweight (0.21 kg per pack of 100) and suitable for bulk termination tasks.

Suitable for

• Terminating Cat5e UTP solid conductor cables
• Network cabling installations and repairs
• Bulk wiring projects and patch panel connections
• Field or workshop crimping with compatible RJ45 crimp tools

Key specifications

• Brand: INTELLINET
• Model / MPN: 502399I
• Connector type: RJ-45 (8P8C)
• Contacts: 15 µm gold plated
• Suitable cable category: Cat5e UTP (solid conductor)
• Body material: Transparent polycarbonate
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Weight: 0.21 kg (pack)

How to use

Prepare the Cat5e solid conductor cable by stripping the outer jacket and untwisting pairs according to the wiring standard you require (T568A or T568B). Arrange the conductors in the correct order, insert them fully into the RJ45 plug so each wire reaches its contact position, and verify alignment through the transparent body. Use a compatible RJ45 crimping tool to crimp the plug onto the cable, ensuring the strain-relief prongs bite into the jacket for a secure termination.

Recommendations

Use these plugs only with solid conductor Cat5e UTP cables and a compatible crimping tool. For shielded cables or higher-category installations (Cat6/Cat6a) consider plugs specified for those cable types and contact plating options if improved conductivity or shielding is required. Inspect terminations visually and test network continuity after crimping.