Super 6 type twisted pair wiring sequence

　　The wiring sequence of super-6 twisted pair usually adopts the T568B standard, and the specific sequence is as follows:

　　White Orange (Orange White)

　　orange

　　White green (green white)

　　blue

　　White Blue (Blue White)

　　green

　　White Brown (Brown White)

　　brown

　　When wiring, you need to pay attention to the following points:

　　Stripping length: Use stripping pliers to gently peel off the outer skin of the mesh wire to expose the eight thin wires inside. The stripping length is usually about 2-3 cm. The specific length can be determined according to actual needs and the length of the crystal head.

　　Line sequence: Arrange the peeled eight thin lines neatly in the order of the T568B standard to ensure that there are no crosses or misalignments.

　　Insert the crystal head: Insert the eight thin wires arranged into the slot of the crystal head, ensuring that each wire is fully inserted and not crossed or misplaced. The copper end of the crystal head should be upward for easy insertion and crimping.

　　Crimping the crystal head: Use crimping pliers to firmly press the crystal head to ensure that each thin wire is in good contact with the pin of the crystal head. Use even force when crimping to avoid damage to the crystal head or thin wire.

　　Test connection: After completing the wiring, use the network tester to check whether the connection is normal. During the test, you can observe whether all the indicator lights on the tester are on to determine whether the signal of each pair of wires can be tranSMitted smoothly.

　　Through the above steps, the wiring work of the super 6 type twisted pair can be completed correctly. In practical applications, the super 6 type twisted pair is very suitable for the gigabit network environment because of its higher transmission rate and better anti-interference ability. At the same time, in order to ensure long-term stable network performance, it is crucial to choose high-quality network cables and correct wiring methods.