Data plugs commonly used in networking and communication applications. Plugs conform to the FCC68 specification and are generally defined by WECO+ or RJ numbers. Each plug type is clearly identified by the number of contact positions followed by the number of contacts. By example a 6//4 plug has 6 contact positions with 4 contacts loaded. MMJ (Modular Modified Jack) and keyed versions are also available.

MHRJ458P8CR RJ45 Modular Plugs

The MH Connectors MHRJ458P8CR RJ45 modular plug comes from their MHRJ series of modular connectors. These high-quality RJ45 connectors feature 50μ gold plated contacts as standard, ensuring a reliable connection. They are true knife blade, insulating piercing contacts. The connector housing is made from a UL94V-0 polycarbonate plastic. The MHRJ458P8CR is for use with round cable styles.
The MHRJ458P8CR is an 8P8C connector. 8P8C stands for 8 position 8 contact, which is a standard connector used in telecommunication and computer networking.

MH Connectors Range

Illustrations are of typical RJ plugs. The line drawings show typical configurations.

RJ Plugs

• Clear polycarbonate
• Unshielded
• Gold-plated contacts
• Round cable entry
• True knife blade

Within the MHRJ range there are RJ45, RJ22, RJ11, RJ12 and RJ48 connectors too.

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