RJ45 connectors with a larger "gate"?
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Posted by alex on September 23, 2004, 9:59 pm
Please log in for more thread options thanks for all your suggestions and info; much appreciated. i have found the L-com plugs that were mentioned and it looks like one of the varieties might just do the trick. as far as pre-made patch cables go...that is what we buy 95% of the time, but in certain situations we need the cable to be exactly the right length usually due to space considerations. moreover, sometimes we need 50'+ cables, and those are typically not so cheap. anyway, thanks again. take care, alex info_at_cabling-design_dot_com@foo.com (Dmitri(Cabling-Design.com)) wrote in | ||||||||||
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> You sound like you are opening a business of making patch cords ;-). If
> that's the case, I suggest that you get one of those AMP/Tyco motorized
> crimpers, and while talking to the sales person, have them give all the
> info you need about the compatible plugs.
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> If this is just an occasional patch cord making, I would suggest that you
> skip doing that and buy factory-made ones. These are REALLY cheap these
> days. A one-minute search on the Internet will yield dozens places where
> you can buy them for cheap with reasonable quality.
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