Ethernet Cable Connectors

Secure Connection Fit

Cable connectors are designed to lock cables into place. This prevents accidental disconnections during movement or equipment changes.

Consistent Signal Transfer

A proper connector maintains clean contact between conductors. This helps avoid signal loss and connection instability.

Easy Installation

Many connectors support quick termination methods. This reduces installation time while maintaining reliable performance.

Wide Compatibility

Cable connectors work with different cable sizes and types. This flexibility supports a broad range of system requirements.

RJ45 Cable Connectors

These connectors terminate Ethernet cables. They are commonly used for network connections in offices and homes.

Shielded Cable Connectors

Shielded versions support grounded cabling systems. They help reduce interference in electrically noisy environments.

Compression Cable Connectors

Compression styles provide tight and secure fittings. They are often used in coaxial and video cable installations.

Coupler Cable Connectors

Couplers join two cables together. They allow cable extensions without replacing existing wiring.

Network Installations

Cable connectors complete Ethernet terminations. They help create dependable wired connections for devices and switches.

Equipment Connections

Connectors secure cables to networking hardware. This keeps systems stable during daily operation.

Cable Repairs

Damaged cable ends can be restored using new connectors. This avoids full cable replacement in many situations.

System Expansion

Connectors support easy upgrades and extensions. They allow networks to grow without major rewiring.

Complete reliable cable terminations using high-quality cable connectors from TS Cables.

What is an RJ45 connector?

It’s the standard 8-pin connector used to terminate Ethernet twisted-pair cables for networking.

How many pins does an RJ45 connector have?

It has 8 pins that align with the 8 conductors inside Ethernet cables.

How to install an RJ45 connector?

Strip the cable jacket, untwist and align wires per T568A or T568B, insert into the connector, and crimp using a cable crimping tool.

What is an RJ45 connector used for?

It connects Ethernet cables to patch panels, wall plates, switches, routers, and devices in structured cabling systems.

What is the color code for the RJ45 connector?

Ethernet wiring follows T568A or T568B standards, which define the conductor color sequences for proper terminations.

What is the difference between RJ11 and RJ45 connectors?

RJ11 has 4–6 pins and is used for telephone wiring. RJ45 has 8 pins and is designed for Ethernet networking.

When to use shielded RJ45 connectors?

Use them when working with shielded twisted pair (STP/FTP) cables, especially in environments with high EMI or in outdoor/industrial setups.