Tool-less RJ45 connector cabling
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Hello everyone,
I am here because I ordered 3 RJ45 connectors to assemble without a crimping tool for my apartment. However, I do not understand the wiring diagram/color code for the connector. Could you please enlighten me, knowing that my wall connectors are wired in B (1 and 2: white/orange pair - 3 and 6: white/green pair - 4 and 5: white/blue - 7&8: white/brown).
Thank you in advance.
Jonathan
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Hi,
logically,
you should match according to your photo:
at the top:
white of green, green - white of brown, brown
at the bottom:
white of orange, orange - blue, white of blue
But, you shouldn’t have wired it with female connectors on one end and male connectors on the other end, the rule is to connect a wall outlet to a female connector on the other end (patch panel) or another wall outlet and finish with flexible cords on each end, it gives more freedom, even though you can always add couplers to the male connectors.
With this type of connector, it shouldn’t cause too much of a problem as they also fit rigid single-strand wires, unlike RJ45 connectors that need to be assembled with a crimping tool which only fit stranded wires.
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and... Voila Voilou Voila!
logically,
you should match according to your photo:
at the top:
white of green, green - white of brown, brown
at the bottom:
white of orange, orange - blue, white of blue
But, you shouldn’t have wired it with female connectors on one end and male connectors on the other end, the rule is to connect a wall outlet to a female connector on the other end (patch panel) or another wall outlet and finish with flexible cords on each end, it gives more freedom, even though you can always add couplers to the male connectors.
With this type of connector, it shouldn’t cause too much of a problem as they also fit rigid single-strand wires, unlike RJ45 connectors that need to be assembled with a crimping tool which only fit stranded wires.
--
and... Voila Voilou Voila!
