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What's wrong with these plugs? Should I return them? ![[Linked Image from platinumtools.com]](https://www.platinumtools.com/images/products/100003.jpg) ![[Linked Image from platinumtools.com]](https://www.platinumtools.com/images/products/100026.jpg)
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Nothing's wrong with them. They are expensive but they are goof-proof, sometimes that alone makes the price difference worth it.
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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Where can I get some.
FYI the cabel has been inserted into the RJ45 the wrong way T568B but backwards.
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There wired wrong
They are prone to short at the tips if you dont cut them correctly.
Maybe I am wired wrong :shrug:
Was this a trick question? if not my answers above apply.
If you choose to send them back thats ok but like Ed said they are ID10T proof for those quick I need a cable applications
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Yep. They are the RJ-xx EZ plugs. They make a special tool the cuts off the excess and crimps all in one. I know a few people who have them and love them. If you don't have the right tool they can be a pain though.
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i have the tool but the ends cost me more. so i stopped using it.
it IS goof proof! you will always know your wires are at the end of the plug!
and as long as you use the crimper for the ends it will cut them off clean. otherwise you will get shorts like WRichey said
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Were you just yanking everyone's chain Michael? Your images are hotlinked directly from this site: https://www.platinumtools.com/featured.html so I can't imagine you bought these ends without knowing what they were. If you were kidding, I guess I just ruined the joke.
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I was going to start the "RJ45" misnomer debate again, but I am too tired to get into it tonight.
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So Who stocks the Platinum products ??
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