RJ45 plug GoTel K305 — 1000 pcs, compatible with 8P8C Ethernet connectors

GoTel K305 RJ45 plugs are a bulk pack of 1000 connectors designed for terminating copper twisted-pair Ethernet cables with standard 8P8C (RJ45) interface. These plugs are intended for creating patch cables, repairing network leads, and completing structured cabling runs where a reliable mechanical contact between conductor and jack is required. The design matches common 8P8C jacks and supports manual insertion or crimping-tool termination for Category cabling installations.

Advantages

These RJ45 plugs provide consistent conductor alignment and a robust contact area for reliable signal transmission in copper LAN installations. Supplied in a large quantity pack, they are suited to high-volume termination tasks and on-site cable fabrication, reducing the need for frequent restocking. The plugs are compatible with standard crimping tools and manual termination workflows, offering straightforward use during maintenance and deployment.

Suitable for

• Fabrication of Ethernet patch cables
• On-site termination and network maintenance
• Structured cabling installations in offices and data rooms
• Replacing damaged connectors on existing network cables

Key specifications

• Connector type: 8-position, 8-conductor (8P8C / RJ45 compatible)
• Pack quantity: 1000 pieces
• Suitable conductor type: copper twisted-pair cables (solid and stranded where supported)
• Termination method: crimping or manual insertion depending on cable type and tool
• Application: Ethernet LAN, patch cords, horizontal cabling

How to use

Prepare the cable by stripping the outer jacket to expose the twisted pairs, untwist and align the conductors in the required wiring order (T568A or T568B). Trim conductors to the correct length so they insert fully into the plug's contacts. Insert the conductors into the plug until the jacket seats against the plug body, then terminate using a compatible RJ45 crimping tool to secure the contacts and strain relief. Verify continuity and wiring order with a cable tester before deployment.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, use a quality crimping tool rated for 8P8C plugs and inspect each terminated cable with a network cable tester. Store unused plugs in a dry environment to prevent contamination of contact surfaces. For best electrical performance, select the appropriate plug for the cable type (solid vs. stranded) and avoid excessive untwisting of pairs during termination.