What crystal head does cat6e use?

　　CAT6E (Super 6 Network Cable) usually uses a super 6 crystal head specially designed for it. This crystal head matches the performance and specifications of the CAT6E network cable to ensure the efficient and stable tranSMission of network signals. The following is a detailed analysis of the CAT6E crystal head:

　　Material and coating

　　Material: Super six crystal heads are usually made of high-quality metal to ensure good electrical conductivity and durability.

　　Coating: In order to enhance the stability and corrosion resistance of signal transmission, the internal contact part of the super six crystal head is usually plated with gold or other precious metals.

　　II. Structure and characteristics

　　8P8C structure: Super six crystal head follows 8P8C (8 Position 8 Contact) standard, that is, with 8 positions and 8 contact points, for one-to-one connection with the 8 core wires of the network cable.

　　Shielded and unshielded: According to the requirements, the CAT6E network cable can choose the shielded or unshielded type. Correspondingly, the super six crystal head is also shielded and unshielded. Shielded crystal head can better protect the signal from external interference, suitable for scenarios with high requirements on signal transmission quality.

　　III. Application scenarios

　　Gigabit network: CAT6E network cable and its supporting super six crystal head support gigabit network transmission, suitable for scenarios that require high-speed and stable network connection, such as data centers, large offices, etc.

　　Outdoor environment: Some super six crystal heads are designed with waterproof, dustproof and other characteristics, suitable for network deployment in outdoor or harsh environments.

　　IV. Installation and Precautions

　　Correct threading sequence: When installing the super six crystal head, it is necessary to follow the standard threading sequence (such as TIA/EIA). 568B standard: white orange, orange, white green, blue, white blue, green, white brown, brown) the core wire into the crystal head.

　　Crimping tool: Use a special crimping tool to press the crystal head and the network cable tightly to ensure good contact and not easy to fall off.

　　Quality inspection: After the installation is completed, the crystal head should be inspected to ensure that its contact parts are not damaged or loose, and can be stably connected to the socket.

　　In summary, the CAT6E network cable should use a super-six crystal head specially designed for it to ensure efficient and stable transmission of network signals. When selecting a crystal head, factors such as its material, coating, structural characteristics, and application scenarios should be considered.