Do each of the ends of this cable have ethernet connectors, or do I need to purchase crimp connectors?
1347840
This is just a thousand foot of cable. You definitely do need to purchase separate ethernet connectors and a crimping tool.
1347841
1,000 foot cable pre-terminated would be a useless cable, since the limitation is 300'. You will definitely want to purchase crimpers and mod plugs. If you're newer to terminations, I would suggested the EZ RJ45 stuff. Much easier and quicker.
1347842
This is bulk cable. Connectors must be purchased separately. I would recommend CAT-6 Keystone Jacks and then using jumpers.
1347843
There are no rj45 connectors. Once you get the length you want, you'd have to crimp them on.
1347844
The cable does not come with connectors. Yes I would purchase a crimping tool
1901034
Yes, it includes one Ethernet cable...the one that looks like a large phone cable. It connects the router to the modem.
2203063
These are a one-piece plastic connector into which you will insert an 8-wire (partially stripped) cat5 or cat6 wire and then crimp in place with an appropriate tool. Note these are not the type of connectors where the 8 thin wires are pushed all the way through (for easy color verification) and then clipped from the front; those connectors (and esp. the tool) are more costly.
1925790
The question is will it crimp rj45 connectors which are used for pretty much every network cable out there, and the only connector you need to worry about. Cat 6 refers only to the actual cable, not the connector. The only difference between cat 5, cat 5e, and cat 6 cable is as you go to 5e and 6, there is more material inside the cable to shield the data wires from outside interference and crosstalk between the wires.
316666
Just some wire, battery cable type, #0 or thereaboutsUse good quality crimp onCable end connectors and extra tighten all bolts
1103655
They are bare ends. So you can wire them direct to the CC or put MC4 connectors on them. I put 15 amp Anderson Power Pole connectors on the ends then wired to controller. This gives me flexibility in connection options and for quick connections since I use in a a portable type environment. Works well for my use case.
2178672
cant remember but i have same connectors on botjh ends."I had to crimp them for sure just dont remember if the came with the kit.Anyway the are not expensive and if you find good place they'll do crimping for you too.
2044843
Yes. With this you can connect any Standard Ethernet Cord to the coupler on One end and connect a standard ethernet cord into the other end of the coupler to extend it.
2281178
Just one, this basically plugs into one end (any end) of a standard straight-through Ethernet cable and turns it into a cross-over cable. No need for a cross-over cable ever again unless you need one permanently. The cost of these outweighs the cost of a standard cross-over cable but these are great to have in your fix-it IT kit. Hope this helps!
196481
Mine look like this but mine came with CAT6 crimper and Ethernet cable heads. This one seems to be a CAT5e though.
948690
You need to purchase the crimper for this style of end. I've made over 100 connections with this end and crimper and none of them have failed to make a great connection. I also have a cable tester specifically for RG5/6 cable that is used to test connections. Many of the connections were in-house coax that connected to Leviton face plates. So far, so good.
2033864
Mine came with an Ethernet cable. That was probably a year and a half ago but I assume it still does.
2031182
From what I understand A or B cable simply denotes the order of the twisted pairs. Assuming I am correct this tool crimps CAT 6 cable regardless of twisted pairs order.
382101
I'm really not sure. My mother in law bought the wrong cable for what she needed. I know the coax end has several prongs in it. Not like a normal coax that has one prong in it.
867996
Hi Sean, Yes it does include a wire for the coil. Neither is terminated, so you will have to crimp both ends after you match it up to what ever system/coil set up you are using. Any other question, don't hesitate to contact us again. Regards, KAS
1221896
No you do not have to convert all connections .I have the same format.Just hook the ethernet cable from a switch or hub to the router port and configure & secure it and you are done.
2032705
With the proper tool it could be crimp only. I use plyers to crimp and than solder the connections.