LANBERG RJ-45 wire connector PLU-6000 for Cat6 U/UTP cables, translucent/white, pack of 100

Wire connector RJ-45 Lanberg PLU-6000 is a transparent Cat6-compatible network plug supplied in a pack of 100 pieces. Designed for use with UTP Ethernet cabling, the connector features a built-in guide that helps position the cable correctly before termination. Triple contact prongs allow reliable termination of both solid and stranded conductors, making these RJ-45 plugs suitable for structured installations and patch cords.

Advantages

The Lanberg PLU-6000 offers consistent mechanical alignment thanks to the integrated guide, and its three-prong contact design ensures good electrical contact with both solid and stranded cable cores. Supplied in a bulk pack of 100, these transparent RJ-45 connectors simplify mass terminations and reduce preparation time for network installations.

Suitable for

• Termination of Cat6 UTP network cables
• Structured, long-distance installations using solid conductors
• Patching and short-distance applications using stranded patch cords
• Bulk deployment in office or datacentre wiring projects

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ-45 (8P8C)
• Category: Cat6 compatible
• Cable type: UTP — supports solid and stranded conductors
• Contact design: triple teeth (3 prongs)
• Colour: Transparent
• Pack quantity: 100 pcs
• Manufacturer: LANBERG, MPN PLU-6000, EAN 5901969415773

How to use

Prepare the UTP cable by stripping the outer sheath to the appropriate length and arranging the conductors in the required wiring scheme. Insert the conductors into the plug until the guide seats the cable and the conductors reach the front contacts. Use a suitable crimping tool designed for RJ-45 plugs to crimp the connector firmly, ensuring the triple prongs penetrate the conductor insulation and form a stable electrical connection. Verify continuity and wiring order with a network cable tester after termination.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a crimping tool compatible with RJ-45 plugs and test each terminated cable with a cable tester. Choose solid conductors for fixed, long-distance installations and stranded conductors for patch cords or flexible connections. Store the connectors in a dry environment to avoid contamination before use.