A hundred plugs, a category, and nothing that decides fit
Mr. Tronic Cat 6 STP crimp plug, 8P8C, pack of 100
The emptiest listing on this shelf: a hundred shielded Cat 6 plugs described across five bullets that never once give a gauge, a diameter or a conductor construction — the three things that decide whether a plug fits a cable.
Specifications
- Category rating
- Cat 6 — stated in the title and in four bullets, with Cat 5 named in the third among the cables it is offered for. No frequency and no standards reference appear
- Solid or stranded compatibility
- Not published on the listing — neither construction is named anywhere in the title or the five bullets, on a plug offered for patch cable and for ADSL and modem leads in the same sentence
- Shielded or unshielded
- Shielded — stated in the title as Cat6 STP. The bullets never return to it, and nothing describes how the body meets the cable screen
- Accepted conductor diameter
- Not published on the listing — no gauge and no millimetre figure appears. It is the only plug on this shelf with neither
- Accepted cable diameter
- Not published on the listing — the outside diameter is never given, and the bullets describe the plugs as durable and low-loss instead
- Load bar presence
- Not published on the listing — the second bullet says the wires are passed through the plug and clamped, and no insert of any kind is named
- Pass-through or standard body
- Not published on the listing — the second bullet describes feeding the wires through the plug, which is how a pass-through body is normally described, but the term never appears and nothing says the conductors are trimmed flush at the front. The plug is called a crimp connector throughout
- Pack quantity
- One hundred — stated in the title and in the fifth bullet
- Amazon reference
- B0859HVTJV (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 8437018037872
On the listing
A hundred shielded Cat 6 RJ45 crimp plugs on an 8P8C body, described across five bullets as designed for signal transmission and durability, easy to crimp, widely compatible with Cat 6 and Cat 5 Ethernet cable and with ADSL leads, made from robust materials that minimise signal loss, and packaged for professionals, home users and large network installations. The second bullet describes the method: feed the wires through the plug and clamp them. The fifth counts the packet at a hundred connectors.
What is on the packet, and what decides a purchase
Five bullets, and not one number that a cable can be checked against. There is no conductor gauge. There is no conductor diameter in millimetres. There is no outside diameter for the sheath. There is no statement of whether the contacts are made for solid cores or for stranded bundles.
Those four lines are what this hub compares plugs on, because they are what decides whether a plug and a cable go together. Six of the seven listings here answer at least one of them. This is the only one that answers none.
Why the missing construction is the expensive one
Contacts for solid conductors and contacts for stranded conductors are shaped differently — one holds a single core, the other pierces a bundle. Fit the wrong pair together and the link works. It works on a tester, it works on the bench, it works for a week, and it fails the first time the cable is pulled, which is normally after the cabinet has been closed and the ceiling tile put back.
That is the single most expensive error this shelf produces, and the only defence against it is a line of printing. This listing does not carry that line.
A category is not a compatibility statement
The one specification here is Cat 6, repeated in four bullets. It is a real fact and it is not the fact needed: the plug on this shelf that refuses AWG23 installation cable refuses it while accepting Cat 7 patch cable, because the thing that stopped the fit was the gauge and not the category. A category tells you the electrical class the plug is specified to. It does not tell you what will physically enter the channels.
Before ordering
Ask the seller in writing for the gauge window, the outside diameter limit and whether the contacts are for solid or stranded conductors, and wait for the answer before ordering a hundred. If those questions get no reply, the plugs beside this one on the shelf publish all three between them, and the price difference across a hundred plugs is smaller than one wasted afternoon.
Availability
Priced from 22 € to 30 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.
It is stocked on the British Amazon store as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.
The American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there opens a search in that country rather than a page that would not load.
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.