VCERJ45 Connector Pass Through Cat5E/Cat5 50 Pack, Ethernet RJ45 Plug for Cat5 Cat5e UTP Solid & Stranded Network Cable

Easy to fit , you will need the pass through crimping tool that cuts the tails off as you crimp , ideal , quick and easy

Used these with a 'Klein Tools Pass-Thru Wire Crimper'. Definitely a learning curve compared to terminating into a keystone jack however these are good quality. No complaints.

Excellent for stranded cat5e but not suitable for real solid copper (not CCA). I appreciate plugs shouldn't terminate solid, but on occasion there is a genuine need (Ceiling AP that won't flex the cable)

A lot easier than the closed end connectors. Ethernet connection to CCTV camera at the front of the garden had got wet, needed to replace the connector on the fixed run (stapled to fencing about five foot up). Replaced the connector three times with a 'standard' RJ45 and each time was failing on one or two lines. Used one of these - right first time.It helps that:You can push the cable tight into the connector - so that the cable grip does grip the outer sheath. With a closed end connector this is a bit hit & miss.You can easily check that the wires are in the right order - as they poke out of the end. Yes you can do this with a 'standard' transparent connector, but not as obvious.Also helps, would say essential, to have a proper crimping tool and a cable tester - mine is two part, plug into each end of the cable, 8 LED lights show connection on each wire and sequence at both ends.

They look pretty close to the ones made by Ideal but cost a fraction of the price and work perfectly AAA+

Along with a good crimping tool these pass through connectors work very well indeed.Easy to use and 100% good solid connections so far.Would prefer smaller packages at a cheaper price as pack purchased for a specific home job and the surplus probably won’t be used.

Works great but you will have to use a sharp knife to cut off the excess cable, or buy a pass through crimper.Much easier to get a good connection, no more wires crossing as they are inserted.

This is a pack of 50 RJ45 connectors, as used for Ethernet cables. You'll need an Ethernet crimp tool to fit them!As such plugs go, these are pretty much as simple as they get - a single piece construction which you need to poke the 8 inner wires into in the correct order. (Some plugs have separate inners which you fit the inner wires into before assembly, which can make life slightly easier, but it really doesn't make a huge difference.)The included instructions are reasonably straightforward and helpful, and it was no more fiddly than usual to wire an Ethernet cable with one of these plugs, given the constraints of my ageing eyesight. The socket retention clips on these plugs feel quite strong, which is a bonus - they can be quite fragile on some plugs.At 20p a plug, these are actually not that cheap - you can get similar quality plugs on eBay in similar bulk for less than 5p each. I'm not sure these justify being any more expensive, but they're fine for what they are, if a bit pricey.