Industrial use of RJ45 Connector

The common classification of RJ45 connectors is based on the type of wiring used. The most common types of Rj45 Connector include Cat 5e, Cat 6, and Cat 7. Cat5e is an Ethernet cable that uses RJ45 Cat5e connectors, making it ideal for home networks with data transmission speeds rarely exceeding 100Mbps. For applications with higher requirements such as data centers and cloud computing networks, use the Cat6, Cat7, and Cat8 standards.

RJ45 facilitates the selection of various Accessories, making Ethernet networks more convenient and efficient. This includes crimping tools, terminal blocks, couplers, adapters, and cable Test suite. For example, the RJ45 field terminal socket is a wiring board with a metal casing that supports tightened installation. You can also find various couplers with durable waterproof and dustproof caps, such as waterproof RJ45 splicing couplers for outdoor network applications.

RJ45 interface can support two transmission rates: Gigabit Ethernet and Fast Ethernet. RJ45 is a physical interface type. It has no transmission Rate limiting. The transmission rate of the network cable connected to the RJ45 interface depends on the specifications of the network cable and the support of the connected device. Generally speaking, Cat5e network cables can support transmission rates up to 1Gbps, while Cat6 and Cat6a network cables can support higher transmission rates. However, it should be noted that even if a high specification network cable is used, if the connected device does not support the corresponding transmission rate, the maximum transmission rate cannot be reached.