The only unshielded plug here, with both diameters in millimetres
Cable Matters Cat 6 pass-through plug, 23-26 AWG, conductors 0.97-1.07 mm, cable to 5.8 mm, pack of 100
The only plug on this shelf that publishes both a conductor diameter and an outside diameter in millimetres, and the only one that says outright it is for unshielded cable — with a title and a bullet that disagree about stranded.
Specifications
- Category rating
- Cat 6 — stated in the title and the first bullet, rated in the third for a gigabit Ethernet channel and described as backwards compatible with Cat 5e
- Solid or stranded compatibility
- Both, in the bullets — the second states that the plug terminates solid or stranded cable with a three-point contact. The title says it is for solid wire, so the page carries two answers; the wider one is the maker’s own and is reported here with the difference noted
- Shielded or unshielded
- Unshielded — stated in the first bullet, which says the plug terminates unshielded twisted-pair cable. It is the only plug on this shelf to state a screening answer of either kind rather than claiming a screen
- Accepted conductor diameter
- 0.97 to 1.07 mm over the insulation, 23 to 26 AWG — both stated in the first bullet. It is one of only two plugs here to publish a millimetre figure for the conductor
- Accepted cable diameter
- Up to 5.8 mm outside diameter — stated in the first bullet. It is the tightest of the three outside limits published on this shelf
- Load bar presence
- Not published on the listing — the second bullet describes feeding the wires through openings in the pass-through body instead, which is the function a load bar performs on a standard plug
- Pass-through or standard body
- Pass-through — stated in the title and in the first two bullets, with the conductors fed through the front and the plug crimped afterwards
- Pack quantity
- One hundred — stated in the title and the fourth bullet, supplied in a screw-top storage tub with a moulded handle
- Amazon reference
- B07PXMN2VK (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 0818707025734
On the listing
A Cat 6 pass-through RJ45 plug for unshielded twisted-pair cable, sold a hundred to a screw-top tub with a moulded handle. The first bullet publishes the window: 23 to 26 AWG round or flat stranded wire, insulated conductors of 0.97 to 1.07 mm, and an outside diameter up to 5.8 mm. The second states that the plug terminates solid or stranded cable with a three-point contact, and describes the method — feed the wires through the openings in the front and crimp. The third rates the plug for a gigabit Ethernet channel, backwards compatible with Cat 5e, with gold-plated contacts on an 8P8C body. The fourth names compatibility with the maker’s own strain-relief boots, and the fifth describes the tub.
Two diameters in millimetres, which is the whole point
Seven plugs sit on this shelf and one of them publishes both dimensions that decide fit in the unit a cable is measured in. The conductor window is 0.97 to 1.07 mm. The sheath ceiling is 5.8 mm. Together they are a complete geometric answer: if the cable in your hand measures inside both, the plug closes on it.
That completeness is rarer here than it should be. Three plugs publish an outside diameter at all. Two publish a conductor diameter in millimetres. This is the only one that does both, and it does them in the first bullet rather than in the small print.
Unshielded, said outright
Every other plug on this shelf claims a screen. This one says it terminates unshielded cable, and that is a specification rather than an omission.
A screened plug has a metal body that has to bond to the screen in the cable, and fitted to unscreened cable it achieves precisely nothing while costing more and taking longer to fit. The reverse is also true: an unscreened plug on screened cable throws the screen away at the plug, which is the point where continuity most often breaks. Knowing which one you are holding is the first question, and this is the one listing here that answers it in the affirmative for the cheaper case.
The title and the second bullet, disagreeing
The title sells the plug for solid wire. The second bullet sells it for solid or stranded, and names a three-point contact as the reason it manages both. Those are two different claims on one page, and nothing reconciles them.
The wider claim is reported here because it is the more specific and because it names a mechanism, but the disagreement is not something to smooth over. A buyer terminating a stranded patch lead is relying on the bullet and not on the title, and a hundred plugs is a large quantity to be wrong about.
Before ordering
Confirm you own a tool that trims pass-through plugs before ordering a hundred of them, because an ordinary crimping tool cannot finish one properly. Then measure the cable against both published numbers rather than one: the conductor between 0.97 and 1.07 mm, the sheath at or under 5.8 mm. And if you are working with screened cable, this is not the plug for it, whatever the category says.
Availability
Priced from 16 € to 20 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the American and British Amazon stores as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.