2-6339191-1 Single Port Tap Up SMD RJ45 Connector Without Magnetics

Categories	Connectors, Interconnects
	Modular Connectors - Jacks
Application-LAN	ETHERNET(NoN POE)
Connector Type	RJ45
Number of Positions/Contacts	8p8c
Number of Ports	1x1
Applications Speed	Without Magnetics
Mounting Type	Surface Mount
Orientation	90° Angle (Right)
Termination	Solder
Height Above Board	0.537" (13.65mm)
LED Color	With LED
Shielding	Shielded, EMI Finger
Features	Board Guide
Tab Direction	UP
Contact Material	Phosphor Bronze
Packaging	Tray
Operating Temperature	-40°C ~ 85°C
Contact Material Plating Thickness	Gold 6.00µin/15.00µin/30.00µin/50.00µin
Shield Material	Brass
Housing Material	Thermoplastic
RoHS Compliant	YES-RoHS-5 WIth Lead in Solder Exemption

  RJ11, RJ14, and RJ25 are of the same series, with the same size, 9.5mm wide, but the number of contacts is different. RJ11 has only a pair of contacts in the middle, which can be connected to a pair of wires, expressed as 6P2C (six position, two conductor); RJ14 uses 4 contacts in the middle, and can connect 2 pairs of wires, expressed as 6P4C; RJ5 uses all 6 contacts , You can connect 3 pairs of lines, expressed as 6P6C. Sometimes this connector can also be used to provide low-voltage low-power power (AC or DC), commonly used PIN2 and PIN5 (black and yellow wires). RJ11 is generally used as the collective name for this 9.5mm series, and RJ11-6P2C, RJ11-6P4C and RJ11-6P6C are used to distinguish the number of contacts. The phone also uses a connector to connect the phone and the handle, called 4P4C (also called RJ22, and forms a series with RJ9 and RJ10), with 4 contacts, 7.5mm wide, smaller than RJ11 feet .