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Telegaertner
J00026A5003
Field assembly RJ45 plug MFP8 IE T568 B Cat.6A (ISO/IEC) with pre-assembled protection cap. It has piercing contacts suitable for solid and stranded conductors and a conductor range of AWG 26/1-24/1, AWG 27/7-24/7.
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Telegaertner
J00026A5110
Field assembly RJ45 plug MFP8 IE T568 A Cat.6A (ISO/IEC) for AWG 24/1-22/1 and AWG 27/7-22/7 conductors. It has a pre-assembled protection cap, zinc diecast housing and full metal shielding between pairs of wires.
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Telegaertner
J00026A5111
Telegaertner J00026A5111 is a field-assembly RJ45 plug, short name MFP8 IE T568 B Cat.6A (ISO/IEC). It is specified for AWG 24/1-22/1 and AWG 27/7-22/7 conductors and includes a pre-assembled protection cap.
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Telegaertner
J00026A5112
Field assembly RJ45 plug MFP8 IE PROFINET for AWG 24/1-22/1 and AWG 27/7-22/7 conductors. The plug has a pre-assembled protection cap, zinc diecast housing and full metal shielding between pairs of wires.
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Telegaertner
J00026A5114
Field-assembly RJ45 plug with short name MFP8 IE T568 A Cat.6A (ISO/IEC), for AWG 26/1-24/1 and AWG 27/7-24/7 conductors. It has a pre-assembled protection cap, zinc diecast housing and full metal shielding between pairs of wires.
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Telegaertner
J00026A5113
RJ45 field assembly plug MFP8 IE with T568 B colour code and Cat.6A (ISO/IEC) performance. Suitable for AWG 26/1-24/1 and AWG 27/7-24/7 conductors.
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Telegaertner
H02025A4011
HD3 module 0.5HU for 6 RJ45 STX jacks and couplers. The module is part of the HD3 patch panel system and can be installed in standard non-recessed or recessed position.
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Telegaertner
H02025A4013
HD³ module 1HU with manufacturer part number H02025A4013. The module accepts up to 8 RJ45 jacks type AMJ-S/AMJ Cat.8.1.
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Engineering support
Two connectors can carry the same rating and behave differently in your machine. Interference, sealing, routing, mechanical stress, temperature and how the connection is assembled all decide whether the choice holds — and none of them are on a datasheet.
You get a named contact rather than a ticket.
What decides the choice
